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Report About Diadem-D - Distributed Applications Debug Monitor 2.1
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Diadem-D is a set of tools:a client (DiademC) that can be executed on multiple PC's collecting and displaying messages of applications developed with Delphi.a server (DiademS), connected via LAN with the clients, collects the messages of all clients and displays them time-sorted in it's window.a remote viewer (DiademRV), connected via dial-in connection or LAN with the server, displays all messages displayed by the server. With the remote viewer e.g. a customers plant can be monitored from far away while making the factory acceptance test.Just include the interface to Diadem-D (DiademIF.pas) in the Uses statement of the unit and put a WriteLn statement where ever you need it. This assures that you can use all the formatting features of the WriteLn procedure.

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