Wilfred Owen wrote:
> Hi Dod
>
> I understand the point you are making. I intended to use the HTTPCli
> component as part of an existing application which already uses threads.
> The threads need to test response from websites as part of the other
> activities they carry out - this is why this app
Hi Dod
I understand the point you are making. I intended to use the HTTPCli
component as part of an existing application which already uses threads. The
threads need to test response from websites as part of the other activities
they carry out - this is why this approach seemed most natural to
Hi Francois
Thank you very much for taking the time to answer these and for your
detailed response.
Much appreciated.
Wilf
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>Subject: Re: [twsocket] HTTPCli in multithreaded application
>Da
Adopted.
Thanks.
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- Original Message -
From: "Fastream Technologies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 9:54 AM
Subject: [twsock
> I am new to ICS. I wish to use the HTTPCli component in a multithreaded
> application to test the response from websites. Any thread within the
> application may use an HTTPCli object to make such a test.
No problem to do that. Note that you probably don't need to use multithreading
to do what
Hello Shamresh,
Your question is out off topic, this is an Web browser problem,
IE/Mozilla/Opera or other "real" FTP client manage its own way of
displaying FTP datas, ICS has nothing to do with it and may have no
impact.
May be your browser analyse content of directory and if ther
Hi Arno,
Not clear what is happening. The homedir shows the files in explorer in the
windows format (thumbnails etc) but when I move up a directory, I get them
in the listing format.
Why is it switching formats?
Sham.
>From: "Arno Garrels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: ICS support mailing
Shamresh Khan wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> In explorer I enter my ftp server ip address and since my home directory
> on the server is set to a subdirectory of what I want to view, I have to
> add .. once the connection is made (i.e. enter ftp://127.0.0.1 and then
> enter ..). This is not a problem for
Hi to all,
In explorer I enter my ftp server ip address and since my home directory on
the server is set to a subdirectory of what I want to view, I have to add ..
once the connection is made (i.e. enter ftp://127.0.0.1 and then enter ..).
This is not a problem for now.
The problem is that the
Hello Dod,
Not sure. But in my HTTP field comparisons, I always check
in-case-sensitively as I have heard other servers doing the same behavior as
well.
Regards,
SZ
- Original Message -
From: "Dod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 11:43 AM
S
Hello Wilfred,
Main question is "why use threads ?" ICS main advantage is to work in
non threaded model, just create 10, 20, 30 instances of THHPCli and
connect them :-)
WO> Hello
WO> I am new to ICS. I wish to use the HTTPCli component in a multithreaded
WO> application to test the response fr
Hello
I am new to ICS. I wish to use the HTTPCli component in a multithreaded
application to test the response from websites. Any thread within the
application may use an HTTPCli object to make such a test.
My preferred approach would be: within a thread, create an HTTPCli object
dynamically u
An usual practice in the RFC world is to be very strict when sending data
and very forgiving when receiving. I always code such tests as 'if
SameText(..., ...)'.
I would support this "fix", too.
Primoz
> Hum... is this really a bug or is it Abyss server that is not
> RFC compliant with a small
Hello Fastream,
Hum... is this really a bug or is it Abyss server that is not RFC
compliant with a small "c" ?
FT> It should be
FT> else if Field = 'transfer-encoding' then
FT> FTransferEncoding := LowerCase(Data)
FT> Not,
FT> else if Field = 'transfer-encoding' then
FT>
Hello,
It should be
else if Field = 'transfer-encoding' then
FTransferEncoding := LowerCase(Data)
Not,
else if Field = 'transfer-encoding' then
FTransferEncoding := Data
as for example Abyss web server returns "Chunked" instead of "chunked".
Best Regards,
SZ
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