No sweat, glad to be of service :)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Francois Piette
Sent: 18 August 2008 15:23
To: ICS support mailing
Subject: Re: [twsocket] SSL Help
> I've now used the quicklinks to latest ICS version which redirected m
Thanks Angus!
I've tried another browser and control+refresh, but I still only see this
page:
http://cde.co.za/shared/hein/overbyte.jpg Very weird. Maybe I'm not seeing
it!
However your link works perfectly! I see many references SSL - will check it
out!
Thanks,
Hein
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> I've now used the quicklinks to latest ICS version which redirected me to
> ics.zip which seems to be newer - is this correct?
Possible that I forgot to update quick links !
Sorry.
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> Following the menu on the left of the page takes me to: ICS V6
> for Delphi 7 and up Beta (Nov 14, 2007)
Make sure to configure your browser to check for new page at each request !
If you pass thru a proxy, make sure the proxy isn't configured to cache the
pages.
Manually do a refresh (F5 in IE)
> 'm beeing a pain, but I'n unable to find the latest V6 on the site,
The ICS web site does use a lot of frames, scripts and redirections
making it very hard to bookmark pages and files. You must be looking at
an old cached version from somewhere, the latest page is dated Aug 12 is
very small type
Hi Angus
I'm beeing a pain, but I'n unable to find the latest V6 on the site, nor can
I find the release article in the archives of this list.
Following the menu on the left of the page takes me to: ICS V6 for Delphi 7
and up Beta (Nov 14, 2007)
Following the quick link at the top takes me to ic
Arno,
I meant Clever Components Internet Connectivity Suite. A commercial
solution, but support is slow...
I'll check out the new download I was referred to by Angus.
Regards,
Hein
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Behalf Of Arno Garrels
Sent: 18 A
Thanks Angus, I've followed the ICS link on the left from the home page,
which took me to the same downloads I have.
I've now used the quicklinks to latest ICS version which redirected me to
ics.zip which seems to be newer - is this correct?
Thanks,
Hein
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Hein du Plessis wrote:
> Hi Angus
>
> I could not find any SSL specific samples in my SSLINTERNET folder.
> I'm using the V6Beta download.
I do not know where you downloaded a V6Beta, the version that
has free SSL support is named: "ICS-V6 Release Candidate #1"
Get this file from http://www.overb
Hein du Plessis wrote:
> Hi Arno
>
> Yes, a client certificate. This is not for html but for a custom
> tcp/ip protocol. The supplier (sever) maintains I need one for my
> application despite my arguments :)
Again, look at the Https demo, it handles client certificates.
The SSL-enabled components
> I'm using the V6Beta download.
> Can I buy it?
You are using an old version, you need to download the latest V6 from the
web site, which now includes SSL for free, as it says on the web site,
and as announced in this mailing list last week.
Angus
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Hi Arno
Yes, a client certificate. This is not for html but for a custom tcp/ip
protocol. The supplier (sever) maintains I need one for my application
despite my arguments :)
I've purchased Clever ICS and I get a "local certificate not found" or
equivalent and they don't have samples of implement
Hi Angus
I could not find any SSL specific samples in my SSLINTERNET folder. I'm
using the V6Beta download.
I haven't been looking at ICS source code. I've had a quick look now and
from what I can see:
{ You must define USE_SSL so that SSL code is included in the component.
}
{ To be able to com
> I have the certificate for the server I need to
> connect to,
Are you talking about client certificates?
Usually servers do not request a (client)certificate from the client.
When you connect to, i.e., https://www.microsoft.com the server
sends one or multiple certificates to the client. Client'
> I need some help again. How do I go about adding SSL support on the
> TWSocket control?
> but I've really searched for some sample code with no luck.
Have you looked at all the sample SSL projects in the SSLINTERNET
sub-directory?
Or at the source code of all the existing components that ha
Hi guys
I need some help again. How do I go about adding SSL support on the TWSocket
control? I have the certificate for the server I need to connect to, but I
have no idea how to install it on the socket layer. I also assume I need a
local certificate - how do I create, install and use it?
Sor
At 20:03 14/08/2008, Piotr Da?ek wrote:
> >> procedure LoginSocketDocEnd(Sender: TObject);
> >> var p: PChar;
> >>s: string;
> >> begin
> >> p := TMemoryStream(LoginSocket.RcvdStream).Memory;
> >> s:= Copy(StrPas(p), 1, LoginSocket.RcvdStream.Size);
>
>This will crash if source TMemoryStream
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