Markus Humm wrote:
> Hello,
>
> what does the event OnSentData _exactly_ signal?
There does not exist such an event.
There are two similar named events, OnDataSent and OnSendData.
OnDataSent triggers after ALL data buffered in TWSocket's
internal send buffer has been actually sent by winsock AP
what does the event OnSentData _exactly_ signal?
Well, there is no such event. You have OnDataSent and OnSendData which are
close.
OnDataSent: This is when Winsock has accepted all data from TWSocket, that
is when TWSocket buffer is emptyed.
OnSendData: This is when TWSocket is able to write
>Is there some switch to turn that on?
>I just tried briefly yesterday and it returned HTTP/1.0
>responses to my HTTP/1.1 request.
Don't know, it should simply work! Are you sure to use latest version?
I now tried to test with Opera with option "Use HTTP 1.1 for proxies" enabled
but it used to se
Hello,
either I have implemented the suggestion of confirming the reception of
my shutdowncommand and only then closing the connection completely false
or it's something quite curious and different:
I found out now that the problem only happens under these conditions:
- in my application's setup
How should one go about coding a user initiated automated/interactive
processes which use TTnCnx and TTFtpClient?
The user must be able to cancel the process and respond to prompts as
required by the process.
If one uses On... events to trigger the next step the code become part
of the GUI
I will add that the wait process could simply be a periodic check (e.g
FtpClient.State=ftpReady) amongst other code in the thread.
Regards
Stephen
From: Stephen
Sent: Wednesday, 16 February 2011 8:46 AM
To: 'twsocket@elists.org'
Subject: Asychronous opperation of Over Byte components - Au
