> It's possible that Winsock installation is corrupted?
That's why I don't understand the error.
> I don't know how to understand this error, as my connections with the
> component work in my tool (1)
thanks by the way,
Guillaume ROQUES
CANYON Technologies
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Hi,
I just ported an application to ICSv6 and I'm encountering a problem
when closing it down. It gives me an access violation in ntdll.dll,
write of address 0010
Digging around, I discovered that it comes from the call to
GWndHandlerPool.Lock inside TIcsWndControl.DeallocateHWnd
At the tim
Olivier Sannier wrote:
> In my own section, I'm freeing, indirectly, a class that contains a
> TWSocketServer which not active.
> I know this comes from the indirect nature of my usage of the class, but
> still, the order of finalization clauses should not be relied upon, as
> it was always indi
> Hi,
> I use the FTP Client Component in 2 of my applications :
> 1-Just a tool to manage the FTP connections
> 2-A window service which check, by FTP, if some defined files exists.
> In my Tool (1), I could test my connections and it work well (similar to the
> FtpCLi example ;p)
> In my servic
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>> But 3 bytes looks like UTF-8 ?
>
> I don't know. You said it was UTF-16 if not encoded.
I installed IIS 7 on my Vista box and I found that IIS 7
uses UTF-7 in directory listings. The HTTP header contains
the "charset=UTF-8" content-type extension.
However I think the
Hello,
Francois Piette wrote:
> you add OverbyteIcsWndControl in front (well after other higher priority
> units such as FastMM4) of the dpr uses clause, the issue should go away.
> Please check and tell me what.
>
Yes, it works. But I don't really like having "useless" uses in the dpr,
and th
Hello Olivier,
Thank you for your analysis.
Initialization/finalization order has always been an issue, no matter which
component you use.
Developer has control on it ! Finalization sections are executed in the
reverse order of their initialization section which in turn are executed in
the order o
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>> But 3 bytes looks like UTF-8 ?
>>
>> I don't know. You said it was UTF-16 if not encoded.
>
> I installed IIS 7 on my Vista box and I found that IIS 7
> uses UTF-7 in directory listings.
Arrgh, typo above, IIS v7 uses UTF-8 of course!
> The
>> About your changes: It's sure that using FreeAndNil is a good idea.
>> Checking
>> Assigned(GWndHandlerPool) is also good but be aware that this would hide
>> the
>> exception and still may produce unexpected results since the lock is no
>> more
>> used. If you some reason a thread is still w
