I solved with the dependency walker, it's amazing how many DLL you need
to use Libeay32.
Thanks!
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Marco Pavanelli wrote:
>
>> I tried to copy msvcr71.dll in the same folder with application and
>> libeay but nothing changes, I tried to look for the libeay in the SVN
>> but
Hi,
when I receive a stream from a client that I want to save in memory, I
create a new memory stream and copy this stream into and object.
I want the server to save the stream directly into this object.
ClientCnx.FPostedStream := (MyObject.InStream as TMemoryStream).Create;
I don't free the stre
Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
> Scrive Arno Garrels :
>
>> Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
>
> [...]
>
>> So I think I'll wait for your latest changes?
>
> Yes, probably at this point it is better to wait.
> But if you have time give a look in the code, particularly to
> HttpAuthNTLM to get an idea how imple
> Does the server free this stream anyways when a client disconnects ?
I'm not aware of a ClientCnx.FPostedStream, looks like your own
derived class, isn't it?
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> I'm not aware of a ClientCnx.FPostedStream, looks like your own
> derived class, isn't it?
Sorry, forgot to add.
Yes, it is part of a THttpConnection class
It's the stream sent by a client that I want to store directly in an object.
But I think I''m facing problems trying to do so.
Paul
