Hello Markus,
This is how TCP works. OnSessionClosed is fired when the other end say
"Goodbye", or when you try to send something and the other end is not
their anymore. There is no traffic if there is no data send, so TCP
layer cannot know if for example cable is plugged out.
So you have to do s
Markus,
why not implementing some kind of NOOP over the protocol? Means that your
client's sending some special small data packets over the line which the server
simply drops, only if transfer is idle and possibly timer based?
Michael
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Hello,
strange problem here:
- two PCs connected via normal LAN
- one runs my server app (simple TWSocket since the server only has to handle
one connection)
- the other one runs my client app (twsocket as well)
- the connection is a TCP connection
Normal communication is fine. I've assigned On
Veit Zimmermann wrote:
> Arno,
>
> That might be true. By the way: Wouldn't the following be sufficient?
> It should be much faster:
>
> if FMailMessage.Count > 0 then
Yes, please have a look at latest SmtpProt.pas, FMailMsg.Text is
now copied once to a string variable named FMailMsgText. M
Hi Arnaldo
If you look at the source of FormatDateTime M is replaced by N if the
preceding formatting character is H. I'm not quite sure if this works
correctly, it won't hurt to change it to "nn" anyway.
All:
I checked FormatDateTime routines and they are all the same (regarding
speed).
So a c
Arno,
That might be true. By the way: Wouldn't the following be sufficient?
It should be much faster:
if FMailMessage.Count > 0 then
When will the next beta come out? Is there a time line? I know
Francois is busy. Is he controlling releases alone or are others
(like you) helping him on this
Veit,
You are not using latest Beta downloads.
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Arno Garrels [TeamICS]
http://www.overbyte.be/eng/overbyte/teamics.html
Veit Zimmermann wrote:
> Hi
>
> It seems that there is a memory leak in SmtpProt:
> When sending an email and using MailMessage for including the
> text of the mail, the t
