> Do you mean I don't need any encryption?
You are have not clearly identified your requirement, although one of
your many emails mentions 'all kind of files'. In which case you can use
the ICS FTP server and FTP client with SSL to encrypt all the data.
There are demos of both components with SSL
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Hi guys,
Anyone any idea about where to get latest SSL dll files compatible with
ICS v7?
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On 8.10.2010 8:59, Arno Garrels wrote:
Signed Source® Project wrote:
[DCC Error] OverbyteIcsSimpleSslServer1.pas(88): E2003 Undeclared identifier:
'TSslWSocketClient'
You have to "Build" the project, compiling is not enough.
Thanks Arno :)
Didn't think of that.
It works.
Coul
Signed Source® Project wrote:
> [DCC Error] OverbyteIcsSimpleSslServer1.pas(88): E2003 Undeclared identifier:
> 'TSslWSocketClient'
You have to "Build" the project, compiling is not enough.
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On 7.10.2010 22:41, Francois PIETTE wrote:
Is it possible to encrypt the connection between the client and server?
ICS support the SSL protocol. It has a strong encryption.
SSL is what is used in protocols sur as HTTPS, FTPS and many others
(also supported by ICS).
if yes, I would appreciat
Is it possible to encrypt the connection between the client and server?
ICS support the SSL protocol. It has a strong encryption.
SSL is what is used in protocols sur as HTTPS, FTPS and many others (also
supported by ICS).
if yes, I would appreciated any help you could provide.
See the dem
On 7.10.2010 20:59, si...@fantaziachat.com wrote:
?i can make you a demo if you wish with basic chat funcation and room
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On 7.10.2010 21:45, RTT wrote:
Any kind of demos for the person who has never done such things before?
But what kind of data are you sending/receiving. Plain text, binary?
You just need to encrypt it before send, and decrypt at receive.
Here is a good cryptography library
http://www.cityinthes
On 7.10.2010 21:46, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
No, there are no demos available showing how to encrypt a
connection.
But there is exactly that code in the ICS SMTP, HTTP and FTP SSL
components, clients and servers.
Angus
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On 7.10
> No, there are no demos available showing how to encrypt a
> connection.
But there is exactly that code in the ICS SMTP, HTTP and FTP SSL
components, clients and servers.
Angus
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Any kind of demos for the person who has never done such things before?
But what kind of data are you sending/receiving. Plain text, binary?
You just need to encrypt it before send, and decrypt at receive.
Here is a good cryptography library
http://www.cityinthesky.co.uk/cryptography.html
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Arno Garrels wrote:
> How to override a class is not a ICS-specific question but a Delphi or
> C++ language question.
Sorry for my bad English, should read:
How to override methods of a class is not a ICS-specific question but
a Delphi or C++ language question.
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> On 7.10.2010 20:36, Arno Garrels wrote:
>> Signed Source® Project wrote:
>>
>>> Hi guys,
>>> One more question,
>>> Is it possible to encrypt the connection between the client and
>>> server? if yes,
>>> I would appreciated any help you could provide.
>>>
>> Of cou
On 7.10.2010 20:36, Arno Garrels wrote:
Signed Source® Project wrote:
Hi guys,
One more question,
Is it possible to encrypt the connection between the client and
server? if yes,
I would appreciated any help you could provide.
Of course it is possible, however it has to be implemented
On 7.10.2010 20:20, RTT wrote:
Is it possible to encrypt the connection between the client and server?
The connection, or your custom data?
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> Hi guys,
> One more question,
> Is it possible to encrypt the connection between the client and
> server? if yes,
> I would appreciated any help you could provide.
Of course it is possible, however it has to be implemented
by yourself. You are able derive your own
Is it possible to encrypt the connection between the client and server?
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Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> However I wonder why one has to detect a brocken, idle connection
>> at all?
>
> One of applications captures data from various appliances, such a call
> data records from telephone switches. If the connection with the
> telephone switch is lost, CR
On 7.10.2010 19:45, Signed Source® Project wrote:
On 7.10.2010 19:04, Francois PIETTE wrote:
Do we have a client/server demo somewhere (connect to a server,
communicate like sending messages, files etc.)?
if yes, Where can I download it?
Yes, there are several such demos. They are in ICS zip
On 7.10.2010 19:04, Francois PIETTE wrote:
Do we have a client/server demo somewhere (connect to a server,
communicate like sending messages, files etc.)?
if yes, Where can I download it?
Yes, there are several such demos. They are in ICS zip file, along
with the components. Look at the "inte
Do we have a client/server demo somewhere (connect to a server,
communicate like sending messages, files etc.)?
if yes, Where can I download it?
Yes, there are several such demos. They are in ICS zip file, along with the
components. Look at the "internet" folder in the zip file and on you hard
Hi guys,
Do we have a client/server demo somewhere (connect to a server,
communicate like sending messages, files etc.)?
if yes,
Where can I download it?
Thanks in advance
- daniel
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Hello,
http://www.iqproxyserver.com
If any you guys can find a bug in it, we will be more than glad to give away
a Personal license (sold for $85). It is really hard to find a good tester
here.
Best Regards,
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> However I wonder why one has to detect a brocken, idle connection
> at all?
One of applications captures data from various appliances, such a call
data records from telephone switches. If the connection with the
telephone switch is lost, CRDs are lost as is the revenue from rebilling
those tel
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> The only reliable way to detect a broken connection is to send or
>> receive something. Then if the connection is gone OnSessionClosed
>> will fire, and from there start your timer to reconnect.
>
> That is what the keep alive options do presumably,
> The only reliable way to detect a broken connection is to send or
> receive something. Then if the connection is gone OnSessionClosed
> will fire, and from there start your timer to reconnect.
That is what the keep alive options do presumably, on an idle connection,
if keep alive fails the sess
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