Steve Endicott wrote:
> Keith - if the status happens following a location change, you might
> look closely at how that's being handled.
Yep, the status happens following a location change sometimes (first
noticed with a HTTPS connection). Unfortunately the location change
handling is still bugg
We've seen this response off and on for several years. We finally put in
some code to recognize the situation and ignore the RequestDone. The
"real" RequestDone shows up later.
In our case, we see this following a 302 Object Moved response from the
host. The spurious RequestDone occurs imme
Francois PIETTE wrote:
You are forgetting to free the memory. See TCustomLineWSocket.Destroy
about how to do it properly.
Wait, something just occurred to me: FRcvdPtr is of type TWSocketData,
which is an Array Of Bytes, i.e. a dynamic array.
No, it is of type pointer when win32 is defined w
You are forgetting to free the memory. See TCustomLineWSocket.Destroy
about how to do it properly.
Wait, something just occurred to me: FRcvdPtr is of type FRcvdPtr, which
is an Array Of Bytes, i.e. a dynamic array.
No, it is of type pointer when win32 is defined which is the case.
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franco
On Mar 29, 2010, at 00:50, Francois PIETTE wrote:
> You are forgetting to free the memory. See TCustomLineWSocket.Destroy about
> how to do it properly.
Wait, something just occurred to me: FRcvdPtr is of type FRcvdPtr, which is an
Array Of Bytes, i.e. a dynamic array. According to the Delphi
On Mar 29, 2010, at 03:39, Jon Robertson wrote:
> I should have only included FRvcdCnt := 0; That will prevent
> TriggerSessionClosed from calling TriggerDataAvailable, and allow
> TCustomLineWSocket.Destroy to free the buffer, rather than having multiple
> code snippets that free the buffer, wh
Thanks. As I mentioned earlier, it's been a while since I've spent any time
in the ICS source. :(
I should have only included FRvcdCnt := 0; That will prevent
TriggerSessionClosed from calling TriggerDataAvailable, and allow
TCustomLineWSocket.Destroy to free the buffer, rather than having mult
