On 11-Jul-05 19:23:20 Francois PIETTE wrote: Welcome back Francois :-)
>> a) where is the best place to decode the received stream? Xavier do >> this in the GetBodyLineNext when the end of document is reached. >I think decoding should be done on the fly. What do you mean? Data should be decoded during the receiving, i.e. without having first the whole body? >> b) the RcvdStream must contain what effectly received from the server >> or the decoded version? In the second case, what received should be >> dropped or keeped somewhere? >RcvdStream should contains the decode version. This has some impact, for example if the Cleanup routine will called. We should proceed very carefully. In the meantime I made the changes that I mentioned. It is not finished because we should discuss and decide about the RcvdStream. The possibilities that I see are the following. a) RcvdStream will initially receive the encoded body pro: - the code that handle the receiving will remain as is. cons: - the encoded part must be removed from the stream before replacing with the decoded version - the cleanup procedure will be more delicate (in particutlar if the stream was not empty at the start) because the RcvdCount will change after the decoding and because the decode could fail. b) RcvdStream will receive only the decoded body pro: - if needed the cleanup is easier and probably more safe cons: - the code that handle the receiving must be reworked, probably using an internal variable that points to FRcvdStream (if no decode is needed) or to the stream that will be decoded. - RcvdCount can have some side effects on existent application >Coded version should remains purely internal to the component. Should that >coded version be of some interest (but why ?), then maybe an event or a new >property could give access to it. The only reason that I see is for debug, in particular for the decoding routines. Bye, Maurizio. -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
