Hello to all
I try to include http get and post to my program and doing tests on
OverbyteIcshttptst demo.
I get function GET work but not with function POST.
I configured at home free "HFS - HTTP File Server" from
http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/
When running demo I set
URL = http://81.184.21.22:
You should call WSAGetLastError to know why the call fails.
Also you must be sure to call your function at a time that the Handle
property is initialized.
By the way, in the description for IP_TOS, I read the following: "Do not
use. Type of Service (TOS) settings should only be set using the Q
Francois
> In a TWSocket you have access to the low level socket ahndle using
> TWSocket
> Handle property. You can issue winsock API function call using that
> handle.
So the following code should work!?
WSocket_SetSockOpt does not throw an exception but returns -1.
What kind of error is this?
Hello,
Did you check whether FDocStream is cleared after request is complete?
Sometimes ICS version upgrades can lose backwards compatibility when
announced otherwise.
Regards,
SZ
On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 12:32 PM, Olaf van der Meer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I use an own derived object of THttpConne
Hello,
I use an own derived object of THttpConnection. In this object are some
variables which are used for local processing.
The code has not been changed in years. I updated the ICS components and
mentioned the differences in create and destroing of the THttpConnection
object.
There were n
now we have some problems with the webserver.
So the problem is: the old connection is reused and
it contains data which could not belong to the request.
What do you mean by "it contains data" ? The component handling a connection
do not contain any data unless you added the data yourself and f
Olaf van der Meer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Recently we have updated the ICS components and now we have some
> problems with the webserver.
> In the old version every time a browser makes a request to the
> webserver a new connection were created and connected, and afterwards
> the connection were disc
