> > Looking at the change you've made, I see that you have not the latest ICS
> > (beta) version. In the latest beta version, Arno Garrels already made those
> > changes ! In the history, it is dated march 11th.
>
> I downloaded and used the ICS v5 from your web site - that indicates
> that it's fr
Hello,
I try to use THttpCli component with a console program (without Forms,
.).
I have added an TDataModule to my project and put the THttpCli on it.
But when I run my program, I get an EAccesViolation message in
rtl100.bpl module.
If I don't put the component on my DataModule, but I do : h
> But when I run my program, I get an EAccesViolation message in
> rtl100.bpl module.
> (When I use THttpcli on a TForm project, it runs ok)
Sorry,
But I have tried a new project with a TForm and THttpcli and I have the
same error !?!
I have used Builder2006 on march 2006 and ICS was running ok
You need to create your datamodule.
You need a message pump in your console mode application.
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> > But when I run my program, I get an EAccesViolation message in
> > rtl100.bpl module.
> > (When I use THttpcli on a TForm project, it runs ok)
>
> Sorry,
> But I have tried a new project with a TForm and THttpcli and I have the
> same error !?!
>
>
> I have used Builder2006 on march 2006 and IC
Hello,
I use DXISAPI with THttpMTServer and set the twsocket imode to 0 (blocking),
do I still do threaddetach for running it in the ISAPI thread?
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Hi all,
I was hoping someone here may be able to help me with this. I have
created a console mode application and turned off "Build with Runtime
packages" - a sample of code exhibiting the problem is shown below.
When I attempt to build this project, I get an error stating "[Linker
Fatal Erro
> Using the debugger, you should see the code line where the AV occur.
> Add the component source code to your project to have the debugger
> break onto the component if needed.
In fact I have an AV with any ICS component (if I create a new TForm
project and add a Tping component and then run t
> In fact I have an AV with any ICS component (if I create a new TForm
> project and add a Tping component and then run the program, I get the
> AV) The AV is in rtl100.bpl
I have solved my problem.
I need to unselect 'build with packages' on my Project Options /
Packages.
I don't have any AV (A
> I use DXISAPI with THttpMTServer and set the twsocket imode to 0 (blocking),
> do I still do threaddetach for running it in the ISAPI thread?
I don't know those component...
You have to use ThreadDetach and ThreadAttach when the component has to be used
within the context
of a thread which is d
Hi,
Yves Palma wrote:
>>In fact I have an AV with any ICS component (if I create a new TForm
>>project and add a Tping component and then run the program, I get the
>>AV) The AV is in rtl100.bpl
>
> I have solved my problem.
> I need to unselect 'build with packages' on my Project Options /
> Pac
> No. If I open the sample program or the program I have
> created on march 2006, it works fine !
So ICS and BCB2006 are working OK. The problem is in your code.
Try making the simpliest program possible: just a datamodule and the component
dropped on it.
Nothing
more. Does it still generate an A
Hello Francois and all,
Is there any chance that THttpCli doesn't work on dialup connections?
In one of our (remote) environment, the user has a dialup connection.
While he can browse with no problems with IE, httptst sample returns
an error of "Failed: 404 Connection timed out (Error #10060)" wit
> Is there any chance that THttpCli doesn't work on dialup connections?
> In one of our (remote) environment, the user has a dialup connection.
> While he can browse with no problems with IE, httptst sample returns
> an error of "Failed: 404 Connection timed out (Error #10060)" with any
> web site.
Hmm. But windows firewall does not really block any outbound
requests. It only blocks servers ... correct me if I'm wrong.
Thursday, April 13, 2006, 10:14:59 AM, you wrote:
>> Is there any chance that THttpCli doesn't work on dialup connections?
>> In one of our (remote) environment, the user has
Oh yes, you're right -- what was I thinking? I remember
having a problem like this a while back, and I think it
was some sort of outbound firewall that was active on
only the dialup. Maybe ZoneAlarm?
> Hmm. But windows firewall does not really block any outbound
> requests. It only blocks servers
I have two applications, one sending a stream, the other listening and
receiving the stream using TCP.
If the sending application sets a specific local port and the connection
is broken and restarted, connect fails with WSAEADDRINUSE, which I
understand is due to the four minute time_wait bef
> Is there any chance that THttpCli doesn't work on dialup connections?
No, it works on any physical layer supported by winsock and not blocked by
any security software or device.
> In one of our (remote) environment, the user has a dialup connection.
> While he can browse with no problems with
Hello Jack,
try a telnet session in port 80 with the host to test the connection. If
it connect then the route is OK.
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