Fastream Technologies wrote:
>Dear Valued ICS Coders,
>
>Fastream Technologies looking for somebody who is experienced in ICS and can
>code a RFC3507 compatible i-cap client component that can easily be
>integrated to THttpServer and used to connect to i-cap server such as
>WebSense.
>
>Could p
Fastream Technologies wrote:
>Not exactly. No real answer for my actual question...
>
>
I dont think you can support virtual hosts for http 1.0, is this what
you are saying. You could support http 1.0 if you had a public IP per
host if you really needed to.
>
>On 10/4/06, Kri
Hi, did you find the answer to this?
Fastream Technologies wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have a few issues left for understanding how a transparent proxy works. I
>talked with a friend in an ISP how they configure them and he said they use
>Layer4 switches to redirect all HTTP port 80 traffic to the proxy
Juan Carlos - CAE wrote:
>Hello everybody,
>
>This is my first post to the list.
>
>I'm porting a Windows service to Linux using the ICS components for
>Kylix3. I've almost finished the porting but I've a little problema that
>I don't know how to solve. I'll try to explain it the best I can:
>
>
Lord, Chris wrote:
>This maybe a little OT but it's related to the use of ICS.
>
>I have some real-time data generated by my application that I'd like external
>users to be able to view in the form of a web page. My web programming
>knowledge is scant to say the least. I know I can use the Htt
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>Thanks for the pointer. Im guessing the API for the Delphi and Kylix
>>versions are the same so all we need to do is have the different ICS
>>libary on each platform to successfully compile without changing source
>>code.
>>
>>
>
>That was the goal of my Kylix port. St
available on Linux. ICS for Linux replace built in asynchronous
>operation by thread and implement a kind of message system.
>
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With the HTTP Server though you will get the whole HTTP request even if
it has been split up in to multiple packets at the TCP level?
Markus Humm wrote:
>Hello,
>
>if a client on a LAN sends a packet with e.g. 512 Bytes and TCP splits
>it up internaly to e.g. 4x128 Bytes will the receiver get 4x
Hello, I am using Free Pascal Compiler (Lazarus IDE) and am having
trouble with the compiling anything using THTTPServer on Linux platform,
specifically Im using Fedora 5, but I think it is a generic linux
problem since the error is "can't find Windows unit". I'm guessing this
is a unit specifi
