Re: [twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-16 Thread Arno Garrels
Neal Barnett wrote: > Hi - > I'm trying to mimic the Outlook "More Settings" Advanced Tab using the > TSmtpCli component. I don't use/know Outlook but that shouldn't matter. > > For example, if I wish to send using: > Encrypted Connection: TLS > Port: 587 That port can be used if the ISP has

[twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-16 Thread Neal Barnett
Hi - I'm trying to mimic the Outlook "More Settings" Advanced Tab using the TSmtpCli component. For example, if I wish to send using: Encrypted Connection: TLS Port: 587 or Encrypted Connection: SSL Port: 465 how would I do this? Thanks, -- Neal -- To unsubscrib

Re: [twsocket] thread safety and async operation

2011-08-16 Thread Francois PIETTE
Is ICS safe for using in non-thread safe programs? Yes of course. i.e. is this scenario safe: - single thread program writes to a disk file - ICS is used to fetch something and written as buffer to the same disk file and not corrupting previous wrte - main thread is never interrupted by ICS

[twsocket] thread safety and async operation

2011-08-16 Thread Zvone
Is ICS safe for using in non-thread safe programs? i.e. is this scenario safe: - single thread program writes to a disk file - ICS is used to fetch something and written as buffer to the same disk file and not corrupting previous wrte - main thread is never interrupted by ICS events. i.e. ICS eve

Re: [twsocket] HTTP Client POST under WinXPSP3 issue

2011-08-16 Thread Fastream Technologies
Basically this is my code. It works on Win7/2008 for POST as well as for GET/HEAD (which return just 403) but under XPSP3 GET/HEAD still works from browser but the POST fails. Just returns nothing--as if it is aborted. I do not have debugger on the XP machine but one thing very strange is it works

Re: [twsocket] HTTP Client POST under WinXPSP3 issue

2011-08-16 Thread Fastream Technologies
No, it must be with THttpServer on very fast (say local) connections. With Wireshark I can see the data does not reach the client and it timeouts. Regards, SZ On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 12:49, Fastream Technologies wrote: > I think you are right. However there is an issue in my code in service > ap