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RealThinClient web server指南 Your first Web Server (Lesson 1) We’re going to build a Web Server with RealThinClient SDK in Delphi. Basically we are going to: Create a Project Add two RealThinClient SDK components (RtcHTTPServer and RtcDataProvider) Configure three events. Check that our Web Server is working. We’ll be working the code sections in two formats, one using the?with?clause and another without it. Steps. 1. Create a new VCL Forms project. In RAD Studio, go to File - New Create a new VCL Forms Project in Delphi After this we should have a new VLC Form created. New Project Created with a VCL Form ready to use 2. Add a RtcHttpServer component to our Form. We add one?RtcHttpServer?component from our components palette, it should be in the?RTCServer group. We are using?RtcHttpServer?Component because we are going to create an EXE file, if we would like to go the DLL way with ISAPI, then we will use?TRtcISAPIServer. RtcHttpServer Component in the components palette Take it and drag it to the Form1 area. RtcHttpServer Component On Form1 Now, we have our component ready to be used. We should set the port in which our server will listen for requests, Normally, all web servers listen by default on Port 80. So we will make our port listen in Port 80, unless you have another web server installed in your machine and listening in Port 80, you have to use another port. To set the port we go to our component properties. If you have not selected the RtcHttpServer1 component, click on it and go to the properties section. If you don’t see the properties window in your screen, press F11. In the properties window we will look for a property called?ServerPort?and set it’s value to 80. For this example we are using just one Server listening on Port 80 but we may several Servers in the same application listening in several ports. Server Port Property 3. Make the RtcHttpServer1 component start listening when our Form is created. Now we have to instruct our?RtcHttpCompon