>> good to know but thats not the clean way.
>> and needs some additional cpu cycles on every headerline of course.
FP> The clean way to add features you need is to derive your own component from
FP> ICS component and add what you need in that derived component. I agree to do
FP> slight changes t
Francois,
Thank you for the reply.
I did actually get a web page to be sent, but what I did was load a web page
with Stream->LoadFromFile(); So I am not sure why the dynamic virtual page was
not sent.
If you could send me the compiled version then I could test it and see if it
works. I am us
You probably have a problem with your ICS installation. Please download
again from my website and reinstall.
If you want I can mail you the executable built with the latest release so
that you can verify it works on your system (in that case you ICS
installation is corrupted) or not (in that cas
> good to know but thats not the clean way.
> and needs some additional cpu cycles on every headerline of course.
The clean way to add features you need is to derive your own component from
ICS component and add what you need in that derived component. I agree to do
slight changes to ICS to allo
It worked fine under Vista Ultimate.
Regards,
SZ
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From: "Dennis Powering" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007 4:58 PM
Subject: [twsocket] TPing with Windows Vista?
> Hello,
>
> as far as I know, the ICS TPing uses icmp.dll to send an ping. That
Hello,
as far as I know, the ICS TPing uses icmp.dll to send an ping. Thats
great, because there´s no need to have admin rights to use it. But does
it work with the new Windows Vista or are there any changes? I can´t
test it at the moment.
Regards,
DP
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> a protected variable of the object would suffice, so experienced users
> could do a hack typecast to access it, if for some reason somebody
> dont wont the value to be easily accessible.
I don't know whether it's the author's intention to make it harder
to change? A prop
> pls make it a property, so we dont have to mess around in ICS source
> on every new release.
Agreed, I remove the ICS advertisement from every new release.
Angus
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a protected variable of the object would suffice, so experienced users
could do a hack typecast to access it, if for some reason somebody
dont wont the value to be easily accessible.
rgn> good to know but thats not the clean way.
rgn> and needs some additional cpu cycles on every headerline of cou
good to know but thats not the clean way.
and needs some additional cpu cycles on every headerline of course.
best regards, retnyg
AG> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> pls make it a property, so we dont have to mess around in ICS source
>> on every new release.
AG> There's an event OnHeaderLine. No n
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> pls make it a property, so we dont have to mess around in ICS source
> on every new release.
There's an event OnHeaderLine. No need to add a new property.
procedure TMySmtp.SmtpHeaderLine(Sender: TObject;
Msg: Pointer; Size: Integer);
begin
if StrLIComp(Msg, 'X-Ma
Hello,
Well I have studied the webserv example more and seem to have a bit better
understanding of what is happening, however I have some additional questions
which I hope someone could answer for me.
1- In the sample, if a request comes in to send to the browser a web page
indicated as "/time
pls make it a property, so we dont have to mess around in ICS source
on every new release.
best regards, retnyg
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