Re: [twsocket] For those who have using twsocket for heavy traffic..

2006-09-25 Thread samuel
i've tried ICSv6, but there is something that puzzles me.. On startup i created around 1000 twsocket in to be put in a pool, but when i check it using process explorer (freeware from www.sysinternals.com ), the user handle is more than 1000, and when i create only 1 twsocket, the number of handle i

Re: [twsocket] HttpCli and POSTDATA

2006-09-25 Thread Johnnie Norsworthy
So it looks like I have to parse each one and form a single entry for HttpCli.Cookie with just the name=value pairs, seperated by "; ". I'll try to do that now. I was used to the Indy cookie manager component which must have handled the parsing for me. I would rather do more things myself than use

Re: [twsocket] HttpCli and POSTDATA

2006-09-25 Thread Francois PIETTE
You need to grab all cookies sent by the server and send them back according to the expiration date/time and path associated with eachone. You can easily discover by yourself the simple format used. You can find cookies documentation link on the "links" page at my website. It is worth reading it

Re: [twsocket] HttpCli and POSTDATA

2006-09-25 Thread Johnnie Norsworthy
I am trying to pick out the cookies from some header data, and I noticed there are a few lines: "Set-Cookie:" Since I need to use the cookies in subsequent requests, do I need to use the OnCookie event and combine all the cookies into one line? What is used as the separator if so? Or is there a m

Re: [twsocket] HttpCli and POSTDATA

2006-09-25 Thread DZ-Jay
On Sep 24, 2006, at 20:51, Johnnie Norsworthy wrote: > Thanks; I know the header format, I just need to know how to apply the > POSTDATA string to the header before getting the page. > > I used a FireFox extension to get the POSTDATA format. The data of the POST is submitted in the BODY of the r