Hello Francois,
I am doing some updating of my programs and I ask is there something that I
am doing wrong?
With the latest in the ICS download using:
1. HttpDmo1.pas
2. HttpGet.pas
I am able to enter a URL as:
http://localhost/bherbst/TimeTst.htm and it pulls the one line of text up
correctl
> I have also tried the '132.163.4.102:13' fails and shows
> 501 Protocol
> not implemented
I had some similar error. When I inserted http:// in fron of the url, the
error disapeared.
Regards Bjørnar
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> Hello Francois,
>
> I am doing some updating of my programs and I ask is there something that I
> am doing wrong?
I tried http://132.163.4.102:13 and what I see in the browser is in the
header. This is why it seems that you don't receive anything.
Bye,
Bob,
port 13 is the Daytime protocol - the samples do not support receiving the
daytime protocol. That is left for you to implement.
Darin
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Sent: Thu 5/26/2005 10:06 AM
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Bjørnar,
Thanks for the reply, but as noted in my original post, for my demos, adding
the http:// does not fix the problem. Using text of
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/rfc/rfc775.txt, as in the sample does work
Bob
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Maurizio,
I am supposed to receive a time statement that the one line reads something
like this:
'53516 05-05-26 05:53:52 50 0 0 754.9 UTC(NIST)'
This is a coded time statement that I parse and use to reset my computer's
time. That is all that is transmitted from this site.
Bob
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I have now added some lines in the history. You'll see it in the next
refresh.
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Darin,
I just tested with my IE the http://132.163.4.102:13 and the
http://132.163.4.102:14 and both respond with a time line.
But neither of these work with the ICS demo's.
Still asking 'what am I missing with the ICS?'
Bob
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The url http://132.163.4.102:13 doesn't correspond to a HTTP server. It
doesn't return a valid HTTP reply, so the HTTP client component can't work
correctly with that. You should use the simple TWSocket to query this
server.
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> I have also tried the '132.163.4.102:13' fails and shows 501 Protocol
> not implemented
I've found and fixed this bug. Thanks. You'll see the code in the next
refresh.
> http://132.163.4.102:13 and they both do not work. 0 bytes received. :(
Port 13 !?
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I've uploaded an new ICS.ZIP.
Two bug have been fixed:
1) HTTP client component: url without http:// prefix work again
2) FTP client component: Md5Async fixed
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> I just tested with my IE the http://132.163.4.102:13 and the
> http://132.163.4.102:14 and both respond with a time line.
>
> But neither of these work with the ICS demo's.
>
> Still asking 'what am I missing with the ICS?'
ICS HTTP component expect to receive a valid HTTP response.
IE silentl
Francois,
Wilfried and I collaborated on a TWSocket socket version in 2000, and just
recently I updated to the latest ICS revisions after further conversation
with Wilfried. No problem with it. It complies and runs fine.
The http version that I also had back in 2000, does not now accept the
lates
Francois,
Thanks, will look forward to restoring my http time set program.
Bob
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 2:57 PM
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Bob,
How right you are, I will have to give the demo a try myself.
Darin
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Sent: Thu 5/26/2005 2:24 PM
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Subject: RE: [twsocket] Latest revision May, '05 entering URLs
Darin,
I just tested
Hello,
someone has made some test with the fixed version of the HttpCli
component that Francois put in his web page?
Any feedback is needed (negative or positive) to evaluate if this
version is reliable or not.
TIA
Bye, Maurizio.
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Hello,
when a PC has more than one IP address (more than one NIC, one NIC
and an active connection with the modem, ...) is it possible to
detect through which local IP will be used to reach a specific IP
address?
In other words, which gateway will be used for a remote IP?
Bye, Maurizio.
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The routing table on the PC holds this info. The problem is getting to
the routing table programmatically. Anyone know how to? The routing
table can be displayed via the ROUTE PRINT command line.
Dairn
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Hi,
If you are sending the command you can bind to a NIC.
If you are not binding, then the address of the NIC can be a clue as to
which one will be used.
HTH
Zayin
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Darin McGee wrote:
> The routing table on the PC holds this info. The problem is getting to
> the routing table programmatically. Anyone know how to? The routing
> table can be displayed via the ROUTE PRINT command line.
ICS home -> "User Made" -> "IP Helper API" should do it.
Arno Garrels
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