Anton Nikulin wrote:
>
> procedure TFTPClientForm.FtpClient1Progress64(Sender: TObject; Count:
> Int64; var Abort: Boolean);
> begin
> ProgressBar1.Position:=Count;
> end;
Note that updating the progressbar too frequently may slow down
overall application performance and will eat a lot of CPU p
2009/11/18 Jeff Cook
> Hi Anton
>
> I think you just need to use the OnProgress event like this ...
>
> procedure TFTPDownloadForm.FTPProgress(Sender: TObject; Count: Integer;
> var Abort: Boolean);
> begin
> Abort := bCancel; // bCancel is a boolean set by clicking cancel
> button
> progDB.Po
Hi Anton
I think you just need to use the OnProgress event like this ...
procedure TFTPDownloadForm.FTPProgress(Sender: TObject; Count: Integer;
var Abort: Boolean);
begin
Abort := bCancel; // bCancel is a boolean set by clicking cancel
button
progDB.Position := Count;
end;
HTH
Jeff
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I've tried to convert a D6 ftps app to D2007. This goes well. However when
running I get a compatibility error about libeay32.dll. That can be
correct so I downloaded from the link on the overbyte the openssl version.
However there are only lib files and no dll's. Am I missing some things or
do
2) I see your point in this too, but you could add some helping thigs like
those I suggested, aren't you?
I don't think anything special is required. Once you get the file list, as
any other file, you just submit it to your decoding class. Probably from the
OnRequestDone event.
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I've tried to convert a D6 ftps app to D2007. This goes well. However when
running I get a compatibility error about libeay32.dll. That can be correct
so I downloaded from the link on the overbyte the openssl version. However
there are only lib files and no dll's. Am I missing some things or do
Francois, thanks for answer.
1) Ok, I've got your point.
2) I see your point in this too, but you could add some helping thigs like
those I suggested, aren't you?
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I have a couple of questions about future of ICS.
1) FPC port. Will it continue someday?
Actually, I never made anything for FPC support, except accepting changes
from some developpers to help using ICS in FPC.
Or maybe just Linux support (according to Emb's roadmap to bring something
like K
Hi! I use FtpClient to download file from FTP-server. How can I show
download progress in ProgressBar?
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Angus,
I know and have already looked into the code, and even tryed to understand it :)
But as you've mentioned it's not trivial to grab parsing code out of the
component because of lots custom routines used.
And I'm talking of slightly another thing: a standard and native ICS interface
for parsi
What about ISAPI Filter support for ICS web server?
Regards,
SZ
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Paul wrote:
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> IPv6 would be nice too :)
>
> Paul
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IPv6 would be nice too :)
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> 2) Parse listings in FTP client. I do not ask for parsing
> implementation (as I understood, you don't feel doing it)
Full FTP parsing is implemented in TMagFtp, which is a high level version
of TFtpClient, you can use the entire unit or borrow
TMagFtp.UnpackFtpFDir (which has a lot of dependen
I have a couple of questions about future of ICS.
1) FPC port. Will it continue someday? Or maybe just Linux support (according
to Emb's roadmap to bring something like Kylix to life someday)?
2) Parse listings in FTP client. I do not ask for parsing implementation (as I
understood, you don't fe
Michael Kochendoerfer wrote:
> Arno,
>
> generally, the program should be able to extract the most important
> information of an automated reply to a mail, i.e. from a mailserver
> when the destination is unknown, mailbox is full, relaying isn't
> allowed and the like. Some mailservers seem to ret
Francois,
I'm trying to write a very basic automation, which should try to detect some
patterns within mails, and if a mail content matches, it should save that mail
for further processing and delete it from the pop3 server. Each unprocessed
('unknown' content) should stay on the server, until
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