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The problem is when i click Enviar(Send) msgbox no send client, and show msgbox in Server i dont know why

 

Server Code:

Case $URL ;Actualizar
    Local $sSelected = _ItemSelect()

            TCPSend($sConections[$sSelected][0], 'URL')

            _DownURL()
Func _DownURL()

    #region ### START Koda GUI section ###
    $FormURL = GUICreate("server ", 451, 109, 588, 457)
    $actualizacion = GUICtrlCreateInput("Motivo Actualizacion", 0, 0, 449, 21, BitOR($GUI_SS_DEFAULT_INPUT, $ES_CENTER))
    $sUser = GUICtrlCreateInput("USER", 0, 24, 449, 21)
    $MotivoActualizado = GUICtrlCreateInput("Actualizado", 0, 48, 449, 21)
    $Pegar = GUICtrlCreateButton("Pegar", 0, 80, 41, 17)
    $Enviar = GUICtrlCreateButton("Enviar",  152, 80, 121, 17)
    GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
    #endregion ### END Koda GUI section ###

    While 1
        $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
        Switch $nMsg
            Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
                GUIDelete($FormURL)
                ExitLoop

            Case $Pegar
                GUICtrlSetData($MotivoActualizado, ClipGet())



            Case $Enviar

Local $sWEB = MsgBox(64, 'Server', GUICtrlRead($Actualizacion) & GUICtrlRead($Usuario) & GUICtrlRead($MotivoActualizado))
TCPSend($sConections[$sSelected][0], $sWEB)




        EndSwitch
    WEnd

EndFunc

Client Code:

If $sacciones = "URL" Then

TCPRecv($sConect, 2048)

EndIf

 

Edited by LionSpain
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TCP can only send data, not call to functions. What your script is doing is sending the return value of the msgbox function to the server.

Just think so: if all TCP servers could execute AutoIt3 functions, then we could connect to Facebook and call FileDelete() on everything :D

 

You have to implement a client-server protocol, which your server sends something like "SHOWMSGBOX" (or any other arbitrary string/data) and the client receives it and knows that when it receives "SHOWMSGBOX", it must show a message box.

In my signature you can take a look on TCPServer and TCPClient UDFs which brings a lot of examples and allow you to do it by controlling events.

My stuff

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