Re: [twsocket] OutputDebugString V6 very slow!

2006-07-27 Thread Francois PIETTE
> I would like to be able to compile w/o debug messages, > especially w/o those in OverbyteIcsWndControl. > When I create a bunch of threads with one thousand > TWSockets it's no problem to get a cool beer from > the kitchen while the instances are being created. > So what do you think about a new

Re: [twsocket] Http Server problem

2006-07-27 Thread Jose Alberto Ortega Rojas
Bjørnar HHHEEYY now work fine, and the connection is live for next pettitions, thanks why in the webserver sample not work with this function? is new for me, maebe because my original components are very old and this new version for me contains many new things thanks for all Alberto Ortega Tamp

Re: [twsocket] Using ICS to access Amazon S3 storage service.

2006-07-27 Thread DZ-Jay
On Jul 26, 2006, at 11:46, Colin Meeks wrote: > Has anybody used ICS to upload and download files from the new Amazon > S3 > storage service. I'm assuning I would use ICS using the REST api as > opposed > to the SOAP api. Is it just a matter of constructing REST requests > using > HEAD, GET an

[twsocket] OutputDebugString V6 very slow!

2006-07-27 Thread Arno Garrels
Hi, I would like to be able to compile w/o debug messages, especially w/o those in OverbyteIcsWndControl. When I create a bunch of threads with one thousand TWSockets it's no problem to get a cool beer from the kitchen while the instances are being created. So what do you think about a new define

Re: [twsocket] Http Server problem

2006-07-27 Thread Bjørnar Nielsen
If you want to use keepalive and don't close the connection after the post, you need to call PostedDataReceived on the connection (after all posted data is received) to be able to handle more requests on the same connection. Maybe this explains why nothing happens after the post when you click anot