>> Of course. Be sure to create it from the thread's Execute method.
>
> Just being curious : why does is have to be created in
> the thread's execute procedure ?
As you know, ICS component use hidden window to receive notification
messages from winsock and to use internal messages. By Windows de
, 2006 3:32 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Program to thread
>>> - HttpCli.create(nil)
>> Of course. Be sure to create it from the thread's Execute method.
>
> Just being curious : why does is have to be created in the thread's
> execute
> procedure ?
>
>
> Pa
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] Program to thread
>> What is the correct way to convert an existing program with 1 HttpCli in
>> async mode to a thread?
>>
>> - HttpCli.create(nil)
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Paul wrote:
>> Hi Arno
>>
>>> not required, you can also use PostThreadMessage().
>> Can I trap my own messages within the message pump here ?
>
> No problem i.e.:
Also make sure thread's message queue is initialized before
PostThreadMessage(). First line in Execute could b
Paul wrote:
> Hi Arno
>
>> not required, you can also use PostThreadMessage().
> Can I trap my own messages within the message pump here ?
No problem i.e.:
while GetMessage(Msg, 0, 0, 0) do
begin
if Msg.message = WM_USER + 1 then
TWSocket(Msg.WParam).ThreadAttach
else if Msg.mes
Hi Arno
> not required, you can also use PostThreadMessage().
Can I trap my own messages within the message pump here ?
> Think fully event-driven ;-)
It' the only I can ;-)
Paul
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Paul wrote:
> What is the correct way to convert an existing program with 1 HttpCli
> in async mode to a thread?
>
> - HttpCli.create(nil)
Either create it in thread's Execute procedure
or create it in another thread, call ThreadDetach,
and in thread's Execute call ThreadAttach.
> - HttpCli.Mult
> What is the correct way to convert an existing program with 1 HttpCli in
> async mode to a thread?
>
> - HttpCli.create(nil)
Of course. Be sure to create it from the thread's Execute method.
> - HttpCli.Multithreaded:= true
OK.
> - place a message pump in the thread's execute procedure.
OK
Thanks for the fast response.
However, I need all the items listed, including the hidden window.
In the OnRequestdone event, I sometimes need to restart the the same
operation which I can't do from within the onRequestDone event.
I just wanted to know if there was something else I should do
Pau
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From: "Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, June 05, 2006 11:51 AM
Subject: [twsocket] Program to thread
> What is the correct way to convert an existing program with 1 HttpCli in
> async mode to a thread?
>
> - HttpCli.creat
What is the correct way to convert an existing program with 1 HttpCli in
async mode to a thread?
- HttpCli.create(nil)
- HttpCli.Multithreaded:= true
- place a message pump in the thread's execute procedure.
- create a hidden window to post message to
Something else to do ?
Paul
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