Hi, I'm using synapse with TSSLOpenSSL plugin. I need to count the
bytes sent and received thought the socket, but also counting the
overhead of SSL. I'm counting the bytes of the TTCPBlockSocket class
but these bytes don't count the bytes added by SSL. Is there any way
to count the sent and
I'd like to use the suite TMimeMess, TMimePart
to build a complext MIME body of HTTP post,
but it seems to be bind with email (RFCx822)
headers tightly...
Should I build an email message, reuse its body
and build HTTP headers?
What is a recommended/easiest way to build
such HTTP body?
Thx,
Am Mittwoch, den 26.11.2008, 17:21 +0200 schrieb Werner Hauptfleisch:
Thant link is pretty much what you need to know in order to work with
Synaser. There is also some good examples available on the synapse
website:
http://ararat.cz/synapse/doku.php/download#synaser_serial_library
Sorry,
True, guess that is the case if you are supporting a free product.
Here is some information on the synapse components as well (to so much
synaser): http://www.dubaron.com/synapsecookbook/
Also, when searching the forums you should also find some information. The
documentation on the procedures
Take a look at:
http://synapse.ararat.cz/doc/help/synaser.TBlockSerial.html
There's documentation for the Recv* methods.
The help file can be downloaded at http://synapse.ararat.cz/files/synahelp.zip
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This
Based on you question and the information you have gathered thus far,
anything else you need to know, maybe I can help?
Thank you for this offer!
I don't know if this mailing list accepts attachments so I have copied
the program serialtest.pas at the end of this mail.
I have connected my
I got the same problemstartTLS returns true, but next smtp command
returns false.
I solve this issue deleting startTLS and simply writing:
smtp.autoTLS := true;
BEFORE the login command. With this, works great.
With this, adding uses ssl_openss.pas in the unit and coping the two
openssl
ser.config(9600, 8, 'N', 1, False, False);
From the documentation:
procedure Config(baud, bits: integer; parity: char; stop: integer; softflow,
hardflow: boolean); virtual;
Reconfigure communication parameters on the fly. You must be connected to port
before!
parameters:
baud
Look at stopbits, should be SB1, SB1andHalf or SB2.
So use:
ser.config(9600, 8, 'N', SB1, False, False);
I did. No positive results.
I used the value 1 instead of the constant SB1 with the value 1,
which should be equivalent.
Look at stopbits, should be SB1, SB1andHalf or SB2.
So use:
ser.config(9600, 8, 'N', SB1, False, False);
I did. No positive results.
I used the value 1 instead of the constant
SB1 with the value 1,
which should be equivalent.
Wrong:
{:stopbit value for 1 stopbit}
SB1 =
Richard wrote:
Look at stopbits, should be SB1, SB1andHalf or SB2.
So use:
ser.config(9600, 8, 'N', SB1, False, False);
I did. No positive results.
I used the value 1 instead of the constant SB1 with the value 1,
which should be equivalent.
What ever gave you the impression that SB1
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