On 12-Apr-05 19:26:33 Francois PIETTE wrote:
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>> The reason of the problem is the foll
Hmm... i checked it out, and it doesnt work correctly ;-( When im trying
to
get http://www.google.com with Display Data checked it doesnt show any
data... ?
"Start item 1: http://www.google.com
Item 1 Data
Finished Item 1 StatusCode = 0 http://www.google.com Error = 0
All Finished"
Is there somet
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From: "Francois PIETTE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 10:13 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Multithreaded http...
> > I'm kinda new in Delphi but i really really need to write some
> > application... My application would h
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From: "Francois PIETTE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 10:13 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Multithreaded http...
> There is a demo that do almost what you mant to do: HttpAsy. You can enter
a
> list of URL and get them ei
Since someone asked for demonstration code for throttling TFTPServer I have
updated my throttle stuff a (tiny) bit.
The components now register on the component palette and there is a
TThrottledFtpServer.
http://www.xantorrent.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ics/ThrottledWSocket.zip
Feedback appreciated.
D
> I'm kinda new in Delphi but i really really need to write some
> application... My application would have some TStringList where it would
> contain urls... then i wouldlike to process this list in some threads...
for
> example 100 threads... the thread would get the content of url, run some
> pro
Do you really need threads? ICS is asynchronous so multiple components can
work in a single thread without blocking each other.
Dan
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From: "Flash Thunder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 8:31 PM
Subject: [twsocket] Multithreaded http...
Hi
Hi guys;-)
I'm kinda new in Delphi but i really really need to write some
application... My application would have some TStringList where it would
contain urls... then i wouldlike to process this list in some threads... for
example 100 threads... the thread would get the content of url, run some
p
> Yea, I looked into this, and the related API calls on the MSDN site.
> However, I also heard that sparse files lead to bad file
> fragmentation, not sure if thats true or not though.
By definition, a sparse file will be very fragmented, that's how it's
designed. But I doubt TStream will be u
With NT and better (who really cares about Win9x any more), you can
use sparse files, where the OS creates a file (potentially larger
than the disk) but only allocates sectors as you write them. Once
the file is complete, it would be copied to a normal file.
Angus
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> > I would do it by writing to temporary files. The reason is because
> > when you start writing to an offset in a new file, the write call
> > will block for a long time while Windows zeroes/randomizes the
> > earlier bytes so that you cant read someone elses file that was
> > previously in the
> I would do it by writing to temporary files. The reason is because
> when you start writing to an offset in a new file, the write call
> will block for a long time while Windows zeroes/randomizes the
> earlier bytes so that you cant read someone elses file that was
> previously in the same p
Also he needs to set ftpNoAutoResume flag from options. When multiple files
are used, I had to modify the ICS source code for one line since normally
TFtpClient wants to seek the local file to the same offset as the remote
ResumeAt and resumeAt is from the beginning of the entire file whereas th
Yes, I mean temporary files, joining them when finished the parts
Rm 12:2 - "E não vos conformeis com este século, mas transformai-vos pela
renovação da vossa mente, para que experimenteis qual seja a boa, agradável
e perfeita vontade de Deus."
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From: "Dan" <[EMAIL P
> Multiple connections are made to the server. Each connection downloads a
> separate part of the file and they are reassembled when downloading is
> done. Eg part 1 would be the first 33% of the file, part 2 the 33-66%
> part, and part 4 the 66-100% part.
You can do that more or less like i've de
I would do it by writing to temporary files. The reason is because when you
start writing to an offset in a new file, the write call will block for a
long time while Windows zeroes/randomizes the earlier bytes so that you cant
read someone elses file that was previously in the same place on the
Well, I'm doing a guess here, thinking that must be a clever way to do it,
BUT, I think, if you create 1 file with 33% of junk (just set one byte at
the position), another with 66%, then CONTINUE downloading the 3 of then
until the start of the next (controling with progress)... Finally, join in
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