t exactly compatible with commercial software!
And yes, I do use Linux on the server because of it's flexibility, I
just don't do programming on Linux. And if I'll do any kind of
programming for Linux in the near future, it will be targeted at some
kind of "virtual machi
t;run" for
ever or will it stop when the TCP/IP stack gives up?
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uot; connection I only have two options: use
CONNECT or use successive POST's; The "successive POSTs" variant doesn't
sound all that good, since I also want to "tunnel" interactive traffic
through the HTTP proxy (interactive=VNC, not plain-old chat; Chat would
pose no
ying an CONNECT first and, if
that doesn't work, fall-back to alternative, slower methods.
Can the THttpCli component be used for proxy CONNECT only, bypassing
everything else? Or should I start with a vanilla TWSocket and work my
way from that?
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rks through the proxy.
On a different note, how do programs like "zebedee" provide a TCP/IP
tunnel through a HTTP proxy? I understand how the "downstream" part
works, but how about the "upstream" part?
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s such as
> displaying any modal dialog box or form.
>
All ProcessMessages calls are accounted for; None would run from within
an ICS event handler. And if you must know what I'm using
ProcessMessages for I'll tell you: I'm running my own ShowModal variant
because the built-in one is not flexible enough.
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out closing the connection.
Is it possible?
Will it work through an HTTP proxy?
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ng the failure
rate is too high because I never saw such a problem using my web
browser. Not once! And after the time out expires and the component
"aborts" and restarts it's Get, it usually finishes very very quickly.
So I need to ask: Is there some other obvious thing I
I noticed something.
If in the OnDocData event handler of THttpCli I somehow re-enter the
"message pump" (that is, do something that calls
Application.HandleMessage or Application.ProcessMessages) the downloaded
file is corrupted! It took me a while to find this out and now I'm asking:
(1) Wha
You know, modern hard drives actually checksum written data so you never
get corrupted data back. You might get NO data back (that is, an I/O
error) but that would make any operation on the file fail, including
burning the file to a CD. I've read this in a "howto" for Linux'es
software raid dri
hing more to this,
like taking into account Keep Alive connections?
I can figure it out myself from here, thanks for the tip!
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lution to my
problem! I can now imagine better ways of exploiting the HTTP protocol
in order to get my "message" across, without threads and blocking
communications.
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st not in an acceptable way). In this way the client would receive
messages in batches every 10 seconds (or whatever the retry time is). If
I have the server do the waiting the messages will flow much faster.
> Dan
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rver in the process! I might try
subclassing THttpServer and setting FWSocketServer.MultiThreaded = True
in CreateSocket but I know too little about the internals of THttpServer
and ICS in general to understand the consequences of doing this.
Any help on the matter is welcomed, thanks.
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my own site, so I've got everything under my control). I've
done this because I know I've got quite a few clients on very bad
dial-up lines. If I didn't have those clients I would have done no
checking at all.
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make such
radical surgery useful? If so, is tail-trimming the best solution, or
should I implement some other kind of checksumming to make sure no
portion of the code is actually corrupt (after all, corruption might
occur anywhere in the document, not just in the last received portion).
Thanks,
C
tions might be a bit dumb but I'm new to the concept of async
processing in ICS and I need to make sure I get it right!
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K's,
retransmissions, packets lost!
So that's the end of it. It's the server that's causing my troubles...
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eceived, no error) I consider the connection to be "timed out". This
gets my application back on the track working properly but this feels
like a hack, it doesn't seem to be the right thing to do. Please correct
me if I'm wrong!
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