Hello all.
I tried to figure out, wht is the best to download a couple of text files. I
thought it was the best to do non blocking transfers (async). In my personal
tests using public servers the async routines were faster. But I saw an
application using blocking transfers, which got the data i
On 19-Nov-05 19:48:43 Francois PIETTE wrote:
>> Am I right in thinking the HTTP compression stuff has not
>> yet made it into a released ICS?
>Indeed. It was out of my head.
>I should re-read the last messages published with that subject...
If you need any help to refresh your memory I'm there :
On 19-Nov-05 09:59:28 Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>>The question is: Should the HTTP client component implement this relative
>>>path removal algorithm ?
>>
>> If it is formally valid yes. But it could be tricky to do because
>> sometimes the relative path could be a little "strange" :-)
>Can you giv
> Am I right in thinking the HTTP compression stuff has not
> yet made it into a released ICS?
Indeed. It was out of my head.
I should re-read the last messages published with that subject...
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> We could add a new property LocationChangeMaxCount with a default
> value of let's say 5 (as suggested by RFC1945 section 9.3) and an new
> event OnLocationChangeExceeded taking as arguments the sender, the
> current count (RelocationCount), and as a var argument, defaulting to
> FALSE, a boo
There is an OnCommand event which is called for each header line. It get as
var parameter the header line. Just pick one standard header line and add
yours.
For example:
procedure TForm1.HttpCli1Command(Sender: TObject; var S: String);
begin
if SameText(Copy(S, 1, 5), 'Host:') then
I want to get like this
GET /ieplus/layer.htm HTTP/1.1
If-Modified-Since: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 09:20:08 GMT
If-None-Match: "cce5a62d5d24c41:53b"
Host: cn-layer.gg888.net
How can I do?
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>>The question is: Should the HTTP client component implement this relative
>>path removal algorithm ?
>
> If it is formally valid yes. But it could be tricky to do because
> sometimes the relative path could be a little "strange" :-)
Can you give and example of "strange" relative path ?
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>> But there is another problem in relocation when the relocation is to the
>> same URL, and the component gets stuck in a loop.
This frequently happend because many relocations are just to grab cookies.
If the application doesn't handle cookies, you end with an infinite loop.
> This is an easy
> I have succesfully managed a test version with your
> FTP component by refering to your examples.
> Thank You.
> I have been hunting for the Help files to get a deeper
> insight of the components but could not find them, can
> you help ?
There is not up to date help file available.
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