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Why would I use the TCP Server control instead of the Daemon and TCP controls available in the Winsock Tool?

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Why would I use the TCP Server control instead of the Daemon and TCP controls available in the Winsock Tool?

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The Server control, in fact, uses an internal Daemon control and dynamically creates TCP controls as each connection is accepted. The TCP controls are stored in a collection, and each time an event is raised a reference to the relevant TCP control is included as an event parameter. So if you want to spend the time doing this yourself, then there is no benefit. But if you want to “leave the coding to us”, then just use this product instead.

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