JD Software Inc.

Components > Internet > Sockets

Description

The JD Socket Components wrap the existing TServerSocket and TClientSocket in Delphi�s ScktComp unit. They work on a command/parameter approach, rather than a string parsing approach. The components take care of the parsing and provide simple commands. Also feature many other abilities, such as login authentication, cookie authentication, and property synchronizing.

NOTE: These components are in development stages, but are working. Notes and documentation are included in the source code to understand how they work.

Sample project code included.

Informations

• Status: Demo only
• Source: Included
• Size: 19kB

Platforms: D7

Components > Indicators and Gauges > Progress Bars

Description

Custom needle gauge featuring unlimited needles, unlimited sets of tick marks unique for each needle, customizable colors, and a faded background.

Features:

• Each needle has properties such as degree start/stop, color, length, and width
• Each needle has its own collection of tick marks, which have properties such as Size, Increment, and Color
• Each needle can work in its own area of the canvas using degree start/stop properties
• Background can be faded for effects

Coming Soon:

• Using images for needles and tick marks instead of just lines and dots
• Centerpiece elipse or image to cover center area of needles
• Position each needle in its own point, rather than just the center of the canvas

Informations

• Status: Demo only
• Source: Included
• Exe demo: included
• Size: 284kB

Platforms: D7

Components > System > System

Description

The Windows Service Manager (TWinSvcMgr) is a non-visual drag-and-drop Delphi component to interact with windows services.

• Get listing of installed services
• Filter listing by service type
• Get details of service, including status, startup type, dependencies, description
• Start, stop, pause, continue, install, and uninstall services
• Easily access a service by name

NOTE: This component is still in the development stages, but is fully functional.

Example usage:

function GetService(Name: String): TWinSvc;
begin
� Result:= ServiceManager.Services[Name]);
end;

procedure StartService(Name: String);
begin
�ServiceManager.Services[Name].Status:= svStarted;
end;

Informations

• Status: Demo only
• Source: Included
• Exe demo: included
• Size: 883kB

Platforms: D7