FireFox knows because it says so in the HTML itself:
http://www.expansys.fr/
http://www.expansys.cn/
In addition the http headers indicate (for the Chinese one above):
Connection: close
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 23:52:55 GMT
Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0
Content-Type: text/html; Charset=utf-8
Cache
Scrive Marcelo Grossi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> Then how come Mozilla Firefox doesn´t have this weird char problem?
What you have in the stream is the body that the server sent to you. Most
probably in the header there are useful information to know how interpreted
the body.
Do you re
Hi,
Then how come Mozilla Firefox doesn´t have this weird char problem? I
just used a TMemoryStream instead of using my old TStringStream, debugged
the contents of the Buffer and it is as buggy as it was.
How come the server is sending me something and the browser something
else? :'( Be
>How do I get the chance of interpreting the characters with HttpCli? I
> don't set any property whatsoever regarding the enconding of the data I'm
> receiving. The TStringStream the data comes is already the way I showed in
> my last message ... How do I get the "raw" data or something?
With
Hi Robert,
How do I get the chance of interpreting the characters with HttpCli? I
don't set any property whatsoever regarding the enconding of the data I'm
receiving. The TStringStream the data comes is already the way I showed in
my last message ... How do I get the "raw" data or something
> UTF-8 uses more then 1 Byte per char and on the TStringStream I'm
> using to retrieve the data from the HttpCli I get mixed type chars.
The component returns a binary stream, it may be a zip file or text in
various character sets, with one or two bytes per character.
Delphi supports the 2 by
It depends on how you interpret the characters you are downloading.
Look at this page:
http://www.expansys.fr/
Now change the encoding from ISO8859-1 to UTF-8 (in IE its right click
the page and choose encoding, FF View->Character Encoding). You see
how (in IE) the accented characters turn into C
Hello,
I´ve posted a message a few days ago about a html page being retrieved
with weird chars (through ICS's HttpCli). As very well suggested by JP in
his reply to my message, the page was endeed UTF-8 coded. But the question
remains (as I am currently building a weird char converter as they
Hello,
I found some time to work on a new multi-threading TCP server
component. It features multiple listen sockets implemented as
TCollectionItems and dynamic connection pooling.
Threads as well as client objects are dynamically managed.
Tested as a simple echo server it appears to be very fast.
> We need the specs of MSN protocol in order to understand, design and
> implement a client for it. Is there any ready code (Delphi/C++) and
> documentation (web site, PDF) for that specific protocol? Also, is this
> information public or reverse engineered? IOW, can one get the latest
> Windows Me
> Dans la derniere version beta que je viens tout juste de prendre sur votre
> site, il y a une perde de mémoire dans la fonction "PrepareEmail" du
> fichier
> "OverbyteIcsSmtpProt.pas", situé a la ligne 3376:
>
> if FMailMessage.GetText^ <> #0 then
>
> Cette fonction alloue de la mémoire et cell
Hello,
We need the specs of MSN protocol in order to understand, design and
implement a client for it. Is there any ready code (Delphi/C++) and
documentation (web site, PDF) for that specific protocol? Also, is this
information public or reverse engineered? IOW, can one get the latest
Windows
Hello Eric,
Yes you can do the same way.
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Wednesday, July 19, 2006, 21:24, Eric Verstrepen wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have the following situation.
> On one computer I have to connect to max. 50
Yes you can.
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