I have a TWSocket component with a background thread. I do use the
Thread.Attach method as I saw in the sample code to switch it to the background
thread I create, and I also set the socket's Multithreaded property to true. I
also double-checked with the Delphi thread window to confirm it's do
Ok.
My problem is that events and OnHeaderEnd OnMessageEnd are performed only for
the first message and not for other messages, so I can not view information
about the Date, From, Subject, etc.. Why?
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> In my application reach more than 400 message per day.
> I changed management and I had some problems.
> First of all, can make the connection (opensync) and disconnect
> (quitsync) once and manage to read the message with buttons
> increasing the msgnum?
When you open a POP3 mailbox, you get
In my application reach more than 400 message per day.
I changed management and I had some problems.
First of all, can make the connection (opensync) and disconnect (quitsync) once
and manage to read the message with buttons increasing the msgnum? I can only
read the first message. Why?
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twsoc...@kglt.net wrote:
> FDurationMsecs and DurationMsecs should be INT64.
Do you think that any of your transfers might ever
take more than 24 days?
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Arno,
Thank You, I missed the change.
One thing,
FDurationMsecs and DurationMsecs should be INT64.
Thanks,
JohnC
> twsoc...@kglt.net wrote:
>>
Hi,
>>
>> I've been carrying this change forward for
a while now and
>> was wondering if it could be merged into the
source.
>>
>> FDuration := Durat
