Hi DAve,
Does the site use an HTTP login (ie via a dialog from your browser) or
via a form (you enter information into a webpage). If it's the
latter, then
a) you'll need to submit the password information
correctly and
b) it's likely the site is using cookies to track the user
session.
Mike
D> H
Hi Bob,
BR> Thanks for the tip, looks like HttpCli will work fine and from
BR> looking at the demo it will save the image in a stream buffer
BR> which if I understand correctly I will then need to decode using the
MimeUtils.
There's no need to do any decoding on the returned buffer. Just save
i
Hi Markus,
MH> maybe some of the people around here have forgotten that a Wiki for ICS
MH> exists http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/Main_Page.
I never knew one existed in the first place! I just searched the main
ICS page http://www.overbyte.be/eng/products/ics.html and couldn't
find a link
Hi Wilfried,
WM> Hello Mike,
WM> Can you please start a new thread if you do so instead of hit reply ?
WM> Many email readers can sort on thread, so if you do so people that are
WM> not interested in the thread where you reply to will never see your
WM> message.
Sorry.
WM> About your question.
I sent the following to the list about a month ago, but no-one ever
replied. I'm not sure it that means no-one's interested or no-one saw
the message:
I've noticed this in both V5 and V6 beta:
The problem:
HTTPCli.UserName := '';
HTTPCli.Password := '';
HTTPCli.URL := 'http://server.com/members';
Hi,
I've noticed this in both V5 and V6 beta:
The problem:
HTTPCli.UserName := '';
HTTPCli.Password := '';
HTTPCli.URL := 'http://server.com/members';
HTTPCli.GetAsync;
Returns 401 Authentication required.
Using the same instance of HTTPCli as above (Ie after the above code):
HTTPCli.UserName :=
