Hello dz,
You can use CloseDelayed. And the safe thing in OnDataAvailable is like
this:
Count := Receive(Buffer, BytesFree);
if Count <= 0 then
Exit;
// hier you go on doing the rest of the stuff
So if Receive returns -1 or 0 (error or closed) nothing happens. There
is one thing. If you use l
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> thanks arno and dz-jay, i hope that'll fix it.
It helps alot to post a short message when you either think
the problem is resolved or not. Thanks.
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>
> i also hope that the bug gets eliminated
Hello:
I'm performing various requests depending on input
received in the TWSocket.OnDataAvailable event (using
LineMode=True). If an invalid string is received, I
need to close the connection. However, calling
WSocket.Close() from within the event will cause
OnDataAvailable to trigger again.
thanks arno and dz-jay, i hope that'll fix it.
i also hope that the bug gets eliminated in the next release by
FPIETTE.
i don't really like using custom-patched components.
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Albert Wiersch wrote:
> I compiled ICS V6 for C++Builder 2006 and it seemed to go very
> smoothly. I thought it went too easy!
>
> But when I went to compile my application, I now get this:
>
> [C++ Error] cse.cpp(111): E2015 Ambiguity between '_fastcall
> Application()' and 'Forms::Application'
Is there anyone here who knows how to implement FTP link checking with ICS?
I could probably figure it out but it would be much faster if someone
familiar with the ICS FTP client could assist me. I'd be happy to return the
favor if you'd like a free license of my application (CSE HTML Validator
Pro
> the latest v5 is from 1st of mai 2006...
Mostly because I'm somewhat lazy. And also very busy.
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Well,
I don't know why it was necessary but I added "Forms::" and V6 seems to be
working now.
I assume that V6 is at least as stable as V5 even though it is still "beta"?
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> -Original Message---
I compiled ICS V6 for C++Builder 2006 and it seemed to go very smoothly. I
thought it went too easy!
But when I went to compile my application, I now get this:
[C++ Error] cse.cpp(111): E2015 Ambiguity between '_fastcall Application()'
and 'Forms::Application'
Full parser context
cse.cpp(8
Hi
the latest v5 is from 1st of mai 2006...
btw: most of your "Powered By ICS" links doesn't work...
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> as you see, the pop component is not connected when i do the connect
> cmd. that's the strange thing, the connection is closed but the
> component is not in a ready state.
Sorry, now I recall that there is a BUG in the component since a long
time!! I fighted for getting
Hello:
If I understand correctly, you send the Quit()
command after a failure and then try CheckNewMail()
again? You must wait for the Quit() command to
complete, it will trigger OnRequestDone with an error
code. You should try something like this instead:
(Mind you, this is out of the top of
procedure TMailAlert.CheckNewMail;
begin
with FPop do
if not Connected then
begin
Fbusy := true;
ClearErrorMessage;
Connect;
end;
end;
as you see, the pop component is not connected when i do the connect
cmd. that's the strange thing, the connection is closed but the
com
When doing POP3 you must send a QUIT command to server or all email
marked for deletion (DELE command) will not be deleted.
>> whats the proper command to close the connection
dcn> gracefully ?
dcn> The command is "Quit". On a pinch, you could use
dcn> "Abort", which will close the socket connec
> whats the proper command to close the connection
gracefully ?
The command is "Quit". On a pinch, you could use
"Abort", which will close the socket connection
abruptly if it is opened, but "Quit" will send the
"QUIT" POP3 command to the server and wait for it to
close the connection.
-dZ.
whats the proper command to close the connection gracefully ?
AG> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> procedure TMailAlert.Pop3ClientRequestDone;
>> begin
>> if (FPop.connected) and (CheckError) then begin
>> FPop.quit;
>> exit;
>> end;
>>
>> ...
>>
>> what could be the cause that the compon
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