Hi Francois,
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>I have sent the file directly to your e-mail address, rather than the
>>list.
>
>
> Looking at the change you've made, I see that you have not the latest ICS
> (beta) version. In the latest beta version, Arno Garrels already made those
> changes ! In the
Hi Arno,
>>As someone earlier indicated, I built the ICSDel100 project and then
>>turned on "Generate All C++Builder files" option, which seems to have
>>worked alright.
>>
>>However, if I try to build the ICSBCB100 project, it gives me errors
>>about mssing .OBJ files. The first is ICSLOGGER.OBJ
Hi Francois,
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>As someone earlier indicated, I built the ICSDel100 project and then
>>turned on "Generate All C++Builder files" option, which seems to have
>>worked alright.
>>
>>However, if I try to build the ICSBCB100 project, it gives me errors
>>about mssing .OBJ files.
Bevan Edwards wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> As someone earlier indicated, I built the ICSDel100 project and then
> turned on "Generate All C++Builder files" option, which seems to have
> worked alright.
>
> However, if I try to build the ICSBCB100 project, it gives me errors
> about mssing .OBJ files. Th
> I have sent the file directly to your e-mail address, rather than the
> list.
Looking at the change you've made, I see that you have not the latest ICS
(beta) version. In the latest beta version, Arno Garrels already made those
changes ! In the history, it is dated march 11th.
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> As someone earlier indicated, I built the ICSDel100 project and then
> turned on "Generate All C++Builder files" option, which seems to have
> worked alright.
>
> However, if I try to build the ICSBCB100 project, it gives me errors
> about mssing .OBJ files. The first is ICSLOGGER.OBJ, which I f
Hi all,
As someone earlier indicated, I built the ICSDel100 project and then
turned on "Generate All C++Builder files" option, which seems to have
worked alright.
However, if I try to build the ICSBCB100 project, it gives me errors
about mssing .OBJ files. The first is ICSLOGGER.OBJ, which I
Hi Francois,
I have sent the file directly to your e-mail address, rather than the list.
Regards,
Bevan
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>I was compiling ICS v5 with NOFORMS defined and found that the TTnCnx
>>class is not properly setup for this - it uses WSocket.AllocateHWND and
>>WSocket.DeallocateH
> I was compiling ICS v5 with NOFORMS defined and found that the TTnCnx
> class is not properly setup for this - it uses WSocket.AllocateHWND and
> WSocket.DeallocateHWnd. I have corrected it by copying the appropriate
> code from another component, but thought that Francois my like to fix
> the o
Hi all,
I was compiling ICS v5 with NOFORMS defined and found that the TTnCnx
class is not properly setup for this - it uses WSocket.AllocateHWND and
WSocket.DeallocateHWnd. I have corrected it by copying the appropriate
code from another component, but thought that Francois my like to fix
th
Paul wrote:
>> Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
>>> Hello Paul,
>>>
That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't
exist :-(
>>>
>>> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
>>> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
>
>
> Thanks Wi
> > That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle
> > doesn't exist
> > :-(
>
> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
I guess message problems may have been why I gave up using the Borland
service
> Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
>> Hello Paul,
>>
>>> That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't
>>> exist :-(
>>
>> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
>> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
Thanks Wilfried, got it working wit
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
> Hello Paul,
>
>> That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't
>> exist :-(
>
> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
That's probably the best way.
If you need t
Thanks Abjan and Arno for your suggestions. I will be reading those
articles. At the moment I have set up a test brace with a thread/message
pump, and it is working well. I may have more questions as I try more things
out, but it looks good so far.
Thanks again for you help - I'm very impressed
Hello Paul,
> That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't exist
> :-(
Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
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Hi Angus,
That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't exist
:-(
Paul
> It should be:
>
> PostMessage (RPPollSvc.Handle, WM_ERROR, 0, 0);
>
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>From a thread within the server object I've tried to post a message
>to the service handle/threadID
> procedure TRPPollSvc.WMError(var message: TMessage); //message
> WM_ERROR;
>PostThreadMessage(MainHandle, WM_ERROR, 0, 0);
It should be:
PostMessage (RPPollSvc.Handle, WM_ERROR, 0, 0);
which
Hello,
Just finished a application that creates a HTTPCli object dynamically in
threads.
Some 100 Pc's needs to be ping (network performance) and then 5 different
"httpcli->head" actions on that Pc (wifi proxy testing).
The only way it works without memory losses (with BCB6.0) is to use it ASYNC
> The standard Borland service unit runs a perfectly normal application
> message pump, and you can drop event drive components like ICS, timers,
> etc, onto the form and they just work, and you can post message to the
> form handle.
How to post the message to what handle.
If you create a new se
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