Comparing ICS with any other product here is out of topic.
Move your question to a public forum if you need this kind of opinion.
btw: There are already several mail client writen using ICS. And maybe a lot
more than what I know: most authors doesn't like tio tell what tools they
are using.
Con
Hi ICS team,
Sorry I had an email problem and have lost all replies to this message of mine.
Can everyone just re-send their replies, if any.
Thank you and so sorry.
If I plan to develop a simple mail client with SMTP / POP3 capabilities (of
course)
is there any comparisons available betwee
Hi all
I have a small problem with the V6 version and Delphi 7
Clean install, tested with the tftpserver demo.
When a directory have a long listing (like 100 files and directories)
I got this problem with the listing
more file at the top
-rw-rw-rw- 1 ftp ftp 5981 Nov 21 2002 Cop
> If I plan to develop a simple mail client with SMTP / POP3 capabilities
> (of course)
> is there any comparisons available between ICS and Indy9/10 regarding this
> topic?
Comparing ICS with any other product here is out of topic.
Move your question to a public forum if you need this kind of o
Hi ICS team,
If I plan to develop a simple mail client with SMTP / POP3 capabilities (of
course)
is there any comparisons available between ICS and Indy9/10 regarding this
topic?
Please feel welcome to share your opinion / knowledge.
Thanks!
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This is my demo trace route application you are trying to convert.
> I cannot understand completely these parts:
> for I := 0 to Pred (T) do->(Pred(T)?)
> find PingThreadList, (Succ??)
Pred (T) means T-1 but may be more efficient for the compiler,
Succ (T) means T+1, ditto.
> Pi
Here is my code:
if(pingerCount)
pingers = new ::TPingThread*[pingerCount];
for(int i = 0; i < pingerCount; ++i)
{
pingers[i] = new ::TPingThread(True); // create suspended
PingAddThread(pingers[i]->ThreadID); // keep threadi
Thanks Francois, but I'm still having problems with Delphi :-(
How should I translate this?
//
for I := 0 to Pred (T) do
begin
if HostNames.Lines [I] <> '' then
begin
with TPingThread.Create (True) do // create suspended
Hello Dod,
Maybe another apprach is to use always a timeout and reset it every
time data is received. But then you have to send keep alive packets to
not get disconnected in case there is no real traffic needed.
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http://www.overbyte.be/eng/overbyte/teamics.html
http://
Yes dZ you have right, if you have a Param containing reserved characters
always must be PRE encoded (I can use Base64 or a Post method). But my
problem is just an URL containing characters valid for standard Filenames.
...I was finding a function to do something like IE does in the address bar.
On Feb 12, 2006, at 22:15, David A. G. wrote:
> The URL must be encoded because may have illegal characters:
>
> The user may enter an URL like:
> http://www.site.com/fol 1/fol 2/file 1.jpg?par=sdf|dfgó.jpg
>
> This URL must be encoded as:
> http://www.site.com/fol%201/fol%202/file%201.jpg?par=sd
Hello Dod,
> Using line mode OFF, if I do for example a .Send of 500 bytes, the
> receiver should get just one OnDataAvailable event.
Mostly, but not for sure. You can also receive more bytes if the sender
sends a second packet a little later. TCP does not respect packet
boundary.
> If it wil
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