Thanks for the help. As always it turns out I had a firewall issue.
After resolving that I was able to figure out the appropriate steps.
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Up.Passive := True;
But what is the methods I need to use to connect, send the file, and
then disconnect? I will be doing this in synchronous mode.
I see the Count parameter in FTP.OnProgress; does that represent the
number of bytes sent, and do I need to initialize my progr
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keep the UI
responsive for button clicks and such?
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the FAQ.
I am converting a small indy application that used that HTTP component into
ICS. I prefer to retrieve the web file by HTTP, but I can convert to ICS FTP
is absolutely necessary.
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Thanks. I submitted this as a FAQ for HttpCli.
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Is there an example that demonstrates how to monitor a HTTPCli.Get()
progress for displaying a progress bar?
I thought I had seen mention of this in the mailing list. Is there a search
engine for the mailing list?
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On 1/18/07, Francois Piette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is totally incorrect. Such a loop will prevent any event from occuring
> and the state of the component will not change since it is blocked.
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I think my problems may have been with the receive stream being freed
before the THttpCli was aborted. Kind of like removing the road before
telling your car to stop.
I am continuing to test, but was curious what other people do when
THttpCli absolutely must be stopped before doing anything else.
ary or adequate?
I was getting some ICS errors when freeing the thread which may have
been related to freeing the THttpCli or the underlying receive stream.
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k. Indy 10 did not and
I could never find a reason why it didn't. This is similar to other
mysterious Indy quirks I have run into over the years.
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Indy I would gladly pay them to share that code.
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7;t see an HttpCli component in v6. I had
considered installing it in BDS2006 for new projects, but that is a
component I use a bunch. Is it missing, or should I use version 5
HttpCli with v6 or what? Is it named differently?
Thanks for ICS. I'll send my postcard next week. :-)
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from an installed component do you have to
create packages for design-time installation? It would be nice if I
could drop a THHTPCli on a form and then change it to a
THTTPCli_DescendantName in code and be able to access the properties I
added.
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I thought about extending HTTPCli and adding a property,
"CreateMemoryStreams". I use memory streams with HTTPCli and have to
do this for every use. It would be nice it the create/free code was
already done for me with a simple property setting.
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So it looks like I have to parse each one and form a single entry for
HttpCli.Cookie with just the name=value pairs, seperated by "; ".
I'll try to do that now. I was used to the Indy cookie manager
component which must have handled the parsing for me. I would rather
do more things myself than use
I am trying to pick out the cookies from some header data, and I
noticed there are a few lines: "Set-Cookie:"
Since I need to use the cookies in subsequent requests, do I need to
use the OnCookie event and combine all the cookies into one line? What
is used as the separator if so? Or is there a m
I found a HTTP Post example in the included demos. Now I just have to
snoop and find the exact requirements (cookies, etc.) for posting.
I had to add the POSTDATA string to HttpCli.SendStream.
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> POSTDATA is not included in the header but like this:
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> POST / HTTP/1.1
> Host: www.overbyte.be
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> username=user&password=pwd (POSTDATA HERE--just like content in GET)
Thanks SZ, but how do I add that to a THttpCli before calling
.GetAsync? Is there an example in the ICS samples?
-Johnnie
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Thanks; I know the header format, I just need to know how to apply the
POSTDATA string to the header before getting the page.
I used a FireFox extension to get the POSTDATA format.
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I have been using fat URLs to retrieve a few web search page results,
but for one site I need to use POSTDATA in the request header. How do
I set my POSTDATA string before a THttpCli.GetAsync?
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You can create the ICS components at run-time and set properties as
needed. The only thing that usually causes problems is knowing event
signatures.
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ve to look into using another library or API
when I create new .NET applications.
Sidenote: My only wish for ICS is that the support from you and peer
to peer was using regular newsgroups and not a mailing list. I just
like them better.
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> See MailHtml sample program delivered with ICS. It does just what you need.
Thanks. Sorry I missed that before. I did a search for "SMTP" in the folders.
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converting my HTTP download components to
ICS, including doing some really nice asynchronouse image downloading
and display that doesn't slow down my application at all.
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quickly as possible when exiting
my application.
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I disabled range checking in the .INC file and rebuilt the package and
it appears to be working for now.
The conditional compilation for debug code will be welcomed.
It seems to be an issue with Windows 98 machines from what I have seen.
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On 8/2/06, Francois PIETTE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 008d7c34 +064 REMINDER.EXE OverbyteIcsWndControl 525 +1
> > TIcsWndControl.Dispose
>
> Can you point the exact source code ? It is likely that your line numbers
> doesn't match my line numbers. Show the offending line and a few before and
ng installed all
over right now with this code so I am a bit worried.
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On 8/1/06, Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why not open the socket at the start, then just call WSocket.SendStr when
> you want to send something.
I thought by leaving it open it might cause disconnection problems.
Can I just leave it open all the time and call Send() as needed. It
may be hours be
I am converting a small remote logging project from Indy to ICS that
sends UDP packets. Following the example in UDPSend1.pas, I do the
following when I wish to send my string:
WSocket.Proto := 'udp';
WSocket.Addr := 'mydomain.com';
WSocket.Port := '12007';
WSocket.Connect;
WSocket.Sen
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