Hello,
Is Connection: close illegal with chunked encoding? I have never thought so!
Best Regards,
SZ
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Subject: [IQReverseProxy] Problem with chunked encoding and IIS
I am having difficulty with chunked tran
> But then for a response
> Is this correct ?
>
> 1) In server.DataAvailable event : server : ClientServer.sendstring
> response;
> 2) In Server : ClientServer.Datasent event :
> server.clientserver.closedelayed
It depends on the protocol you are designing.
Most protocols in use (FTP, SMTP, POP3 a
Hello Balbaro,
> 1) connect the client
> 2) in Client.SessionConnected event : send the string
> 3) In Client.Datasent event : client.closedelayed
No. This will not garantie that the data is arrived by the server. You
can make a protocol for it, so that the server send back ACK "after" it
has han
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Hello,
Thanks very much for the reply and help.
So i understand...
Assumed the sever is listening...
In tcp proto.
1) connect the client
2) in Client.Sess
Hello Entelone,
> sending this to the TWSocket on the client application? Should the
> rows be appended together into 1 large string and then seperated by
> the client? Should the rows be sent individually? Or what?
In fact it does not matter. It purely depents on your application and
what
Hello Balbaro,
> Why is the first string always 'Server Ready" ?
Look at the Banner property in TWSocketServer. YOu can set this to ''
in your code just before you call Listen if you dont want a Banner, or
you can set your own.
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Rgds, Wilfried [TeamICS]
http://www.overbyte.be/eng/overbyte/
Hello,
I have a 2-application client and server that uses TWSocket and
TWSocketServer. On the server application, there is a TListView
control that contains at least 6 columns. It is used to store
information that the user enters, so it could contain a varying number
of rows of informati
