Hello Werner,
Maybe try the following:
- Download socketspy (user made) and "hang" it between sender and
receiver
- Resesign sender that it send a small amount of bytes by pushing a
button, and then next chunck etc.
- Keep an eye on the java application
this way you see the sent bytes in sock
I wrote:
> Please find attached ZIP, FtpCommon.pas (9 KB, hopefully not deleted by
Why is it not possible to attach such small files :(
Anyway, I've uploaded the mentioned ZIP (which is not my work!)
to: http://www.duodata.de/misc/delphi/FTPCommon.zip
Arno Garrels
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> The command "ls" gives me a list with folders and files, but how can I
> get the files or the folders only ?
Please find attached ZIP, FtpCommon.pas (9 KB, hopefully not deleted by the
listserver) helps a lot when you need to parse the returned file listing.
I HAVEN'T
> I want to program a FTP-Client, but the ICS-Client is not easy to use.
That's not a component issue. It is how FTP protocol is working. The format
of the directory list depends on the server you use. It is not specified in
the standard.
> How can I get more informations about the files on th
Hi there,
first i have to say: sorry for my bad english ;-)
I want to program a FTP-Client, but the ICS-Client is not easy to use.
How can I get more informations about the files on the FTP-Server ?
The command "ls" gives me a list with folders and files, but how can I get the
files or the
folde
> FtpClient1.HostFileName := 'UFILE_1MB.pdf';
> FtpClient2.LocalFileName :=
> 'C:\Evrizonikotita\UFILE_1MB.pdf';
> FtpClient2.PutAsync;
> i get the following error : 'STOR ': Invalid number of parameters
You have two FTP component on
hi, i'm using Delphi 5 and i'm trying to upload a file from my pc to an ftp
server
i use the folowing code
FtpClient1.HostFileName := 'UFILE_1MB.pdf';
FtpClient2.LocalFileName :=
'C:\Evrizonikotita\UFILE_1MB.pdf';
FtpClient2.Pu
>> I initially used SendStream to send my xml back to
>> the client, but I have now switched to using AnswerString.
Using 1.3 MB long string is always slow.
Why don't you use AnswerStream (not SendStream) since your XML seems already
loaded into a stream ? AnswerStream will correctly build the HT
Please. Does anyone have any suggestions on this?
Andy
Info 2004 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the Webserv example within my app to send xml files that I
> dynamically create. I initially used SendStream to send my xml back to
> the client, but I have now switched to using AnswerString. The r
