> I'm using httpcli in async mode.
> Should I use httpcli.Close() or httpcli.CloseAsync()?
CloseAsync
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Hi,
This is my first post to the list so I hope I do it right. My question
is as follows: I'm trying to code a simple FTPServer using the ICS Demo
as a base. However, I want to be able to disconnect a user via the
server. I see the "FtpServer1.Disconnect()" method but I don't know how
to use it. C
Hello all,
I'm using httpcli in async mode. Since I'm using http 1.0,
most likely the server will disconnect when it's done sending
the data. I just want to be sure so I plan to disconnect in
HttpCliRequestDone event handler. Should I use httpcli.Close() or
httpcli.CloseAsync()?
Thanks.
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David A. G. wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I made a beautiful interface for the Google language translation service
> (using HTTPcli).
> It is free, you can download and use it for free.
>
> http://www.mcrenox.com.ar/downloads/gtrans.exe
>
Doesn't run on Win2k... :(
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Hi Francois,
Well, well, well it's Work fine now :) even my program !!!
Thank's a lot
Bruno
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From: Francois PIETTE
To: ICS support mailing
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 8:26 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Do You have the same problem with this url and
Ht
> I wonder how your open-source business model is going?
Well, thank you.
My freeware (This is slightly different than OpenSource) make
me known and I get business because I am known.
With the internet, the world is a village.
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> I just tested that URL with the HttpTst and it seems to work fine:
Well, not here. The problem was that the "host" header line was malformed. The
port is empty but the colon delimiter is there.
Here is the fix (in red bold):
procedure THttpCli.SendRequest(const Method, Version: String);
...
I get the same result as you. And I found why. And of course I fixed it.
Here is the fix (in red bold):
procedure THttpCli.SendRequest(const Method, Version: String);
...
if (FTargetPort = '80') or (FTargetPort = '') then
Headers.Add('Host: ' + FTargetH
Hello David,
Looks very nice :) Works fine in XP, but gives AV's in NT4. Did not tryed
on other OS.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 19:06, David A. G. wrote:
> Hello all
> I made a beautiful inte
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Code that is published as/in ICS was mostly contributed because the authors
> would have written it anyway and they decided to give it away as freeware
> under the license of ICS. The principle is simple, if you use ICS in your
> applications, you should make your own improvem
Fastream Technologies wrote:
> Hello Francois,
>
> I wonder how your open-source business model is going?
At first ICS is not open source.
> I mean financially
> is it satisfying? If I can convince me and my partner, we may consider
> releasing the source code of our web/ftp server as well
> (h
Hello all
I made a beautiful interface for the Google language translation service
(using HTTPcli).
It is free, you can download and use it for free.
http://www.mcrenox.com.ar/downloads/gtrans.exe
I would like to hear for comments and suggestions.
Thanks,
David Aguirre Grazio
www.mcrenox.com.a
Hello Francois,
I wonder how your open-source business model is going? I mean financially is
it satisfying? If I can convince me and my partner, we may consider
releasing the source code of our web/ftp server as well
(http://www.fastream.com/netfileserver.htm), that's why I am asking.
Best Reg
Hello:
I just tested that URL with the HttpTst and it seems to work fine:
Not using proxy
cmd> GET /bibliography/Ai/agents.html HTTP/1.0
cmd> Accept: image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg, */*
cmd> Connection: Keep-Alive
cmd> Accept-Language: en, fr
cmd> User-Agent: Mozilla/3
Hello Werner,
> so far I've red that after the connect,
> onDataAvailable will fired direct, but is this when also when no data comes
> in?
That was the case on NT4 and on W2K, never checked it on XP. But I
should nor rely on this. Just send your data in OnSessionConnected and
set a timer. When O
Thank,
Thanks, I'll check the receive function
An other Q. about TimeOut
After connect to the server, I send a string 'SENDDATA'
In OnDataAvailable, i check for incoming data, but when no data arives, then
I want to close the connection.
Now I'm using a separate timer to check this.
Is there an o
Hello:
I have confirmed that this URL is valid and returns a proper HTTP
header with a status code of 200, but at the moment I do not have
access to HttpTst to reproduce your problem. I'll check it in a few
hours and let you know.
mcdropzone:~ dz$ telnet liinwww.ira.uka.de 80
Trying 14
> Does twSocket has a method to use streams
> I want to recieve some data in a TStringStream
> I wonder if I can read all data in one piece by using streams?
It is not the component that read data, it is your application that does it
from the OnDataAvailable
event handler.
> Now, I'm using CliSo
Hello Werner,
If you data has a terminating character then you can use lineMode. Then
OnDataAvailable will only fire when thes character(s) are received and
you have all your data at ones.
If not it will arrive in many chunck, or datapackets can even be
concatenatied. Thats nature of TCP.
> Now,
Hi,
Does twSocket has a method to use streams
I want to recieve some data in a TStringStream
Now, I'm using CliSocket.ReceiveStr to recieve data and put this in a buffer
until all data is read
I wonder if I can read all data in one piece by using streams?
Thanks for any suggestions
Werner
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