Hello ICS users,
I was wondering a couple things about ICS because i'm currently in a
pickle, a big one and it's driving me literally insane. I've used
tclientsocket/tserversocket and indy a bit and when i started to use ICS
there was definitely a learning curve because it follows the whole async
ICS & MidWare support Delphi 2006.
Actually ICS & MidWare are included on Borland Developer Studio 2006
companion DVD. The latest ICS beta also contain all the required changes.
Any comment welcome in the support mailing list.
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> How do i handle phpbb forums with httpcli? I tryied to login from
> other browser and then to set the cookie as it is in the browser,
> but it doesnt work... could anybody help me?
Yes of course. But you should tell what doesn't work, what error message you
have and so on. Just telling "it does
>>> To store or send component data I use XML format.
>>
>> Why not using a simple INI file for storage ?
>> For large data, it can simply be mapped into a SQL table.
>
> Current state is..
> A base component w/o any storage methods.
>>From that base I derived two more components,
> one that writes
I've put a zip containing the latest HttpProt unit and various ZLIB
units on my web site at:
http://www.magsys.co.uk/delphi/magics.asp
Changes include fixing a looping redirection problem, and adding support
GZIP compressed content encoding using ZLIB. Maurizio Lotauro added
content encoding
> Does THttpCli support chunked encoding?
Yes, it is supported for answer only.
> If so, how do we indicate we can accept it from server?
No need to indicate it. The server tell the client using TransferEncoding
header line which is detectec by the component. Search for
'TransferEncoding' in h
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>> To store or send component data I use XML format.
>
> Why not using a simple INI file for storage ?
> For large data, it can simply be mapped into a SQL table.
Current state is..
A base component w/o any storage methods.
>From that base I derived two more components,
one
> I ment I will remove the XML support (probably).
>
> The component is designed as an 'in memory' account/user database capable
> to authenticate users and to store the account data (actually to binary
> file,
> or to an XML file optionaly).
Then you can simply create a component containing the
>> I found the problem. In the registry the key
>> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\Fir
>> ewallPolicy\StandardProfile\AuthorizedApplications\List is an entry for
>> the
>> application. I donĀ“t know why but only the exact path of this entry is
>> allowed to
> To store or send component data I use XML format.
Why not using a simple INI file for storage ?
For large data, it can simply be mapped into a SQL table.
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