Oh, I forgot to mention that I get the exact same member errors if I
create a new project, just drop an HttpCli on the form and compile. So the
problem is not caused by my old project...
Thanks!
Andre
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Hi all,
Just upgraded to Builder 2010. Installed it next to Builder 6 with an old
ICS version (kept both for obvious reasons). So I thought I might as well
upgrade ICS too.
After successfuly installing ICS V7 on Builder 2010 following the
guidelines (leaving SSL in) I copied an old project to the
Hi,
I had a very strange problem with your library v7 and Delphi 2010.
My software relies too much on RTTI for Record data, and (After loosing a whole
day trying to find out why it was happening) I found that your library sets
NO_EXTENDED_RTTI directive as Default wich sets {$RTTI EXPLICIT METH
Primoz Gabrijelcic wrote:
´
>> It is save to switch to non-LineMode, however it is a "must do"
>> to call PostedDataReceived after _everything has been received,
>> this sets the component back to LineMode again and also sets the
>> correct state for the next request.
>
> I'm doing that already. A
>>> I won't add it because it might break backwards compatibility.
>>> It's recommended to set LineMode to FALSE in application's
>>> event handler OnPostDocument, as this is also shown in the demo.
>>
>> Thanks for pointing it out! Didn't notice that one.
> It is save to switch to non-LineMode,
Primoz Gabrijelcic wrote:
>> Arno Garrels wrote:
>>> Primoz Gabrijelcic wrote:
Recently I was working on Silverlight/Delphi integration via
SOAP services and I found a problem in HTTP Server component.
When Silverlight issues SOAP POST, it does not terminate POST
> Arno Garrels wrote:
>> Primoz Gabrijelcic wrote:
>>> Recently I was working on Silverlight/Delphi integration via
>>> SOAP services and I found a problem in HTTP Server component.
>>>
>>> When Silverlight issues SOAP POST, it does not terminate POST
>>> data with newline. (Same happens
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Primoz Gabrijelcic wrote:
>> Recently I was working on Silverlight/Delphi integration via
>> SOAP services and I found a problem in HTTP Server component.
>>
>> When Silverlight issues SOAP POST, it does not terminate POST
>> data with newline. (Same happens with WP
Hello Arno,
The parameters of my Ftp server was not corrects. The same port 990 was only
used with Auut SSL.
Now it works
Thank you for your help !
René Puyhaubert
2009/11/3 Arno Garrels
> René Puyhaubert wrote:
>
> > What do you means with "all in one methods" in :
> > "this type requires
Primoz Gabrijelcic wrote:
> Recently I was working on Silverlight/Delphi integration via SOAP
> services and I found a problem in HTTP Server component.
>
> When Silverlight issues SOAP POST, it does not terminate POST data
> with newline. (Same happens with WPF application and BasicHttp
Hello,
Yes I see your point from the beginning. But in order for your TCP client to
talk to HTTP proxies, you need to implement the CONNECT method as you would
do for a HTTP client. IOW, you need to send CONNECT command to proxy server
İ(remember it only speaks HTTP!) and then get the reply and st
Hoho,
I think you never understand what I need! I need " Support for TCP
through HTTP proxy tunnel." not HTTP proxy. Understand?
If you don't understand, Please go to
http://www.ararat.cz/synapse/doku.php/features. Please replay anything
after you understand it.
Fastream Technologies wrote
Listen, I have not implemented what you said myself. However, in
HttpProt.pas, search for "CONNECT" (case sensitive, withOUT quotes). It may
not be easy--warning!
Also search for the RFC of HTTP/1.1 CONNECT tunneling.
Regards,
SZ
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 9:46 AM, isgbuddy wrote:
> thanks.
>
> I
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