Hi Lewis, I am attempting to use your TCP Client and although I have managed to use it for your examples I fear that in the real world example where I need to use it I am struggling. It is at the very edge of my abilities and experience.
I have to talk to an SMS message gateway and I have the TCP/IP spec some asp examples but I am still struggling I have attached the zip file with the specs from these guys. I know this is very presumptuous and if you are too busy I do understand. I am happy to pay for your time if you could just give me a couple of working examples. I had the syem all working beautifully from another supplier (using an http post) only to find that all of a sudden they have problems with their UK Gateway which is essential as it is where I and my clients are based. They did not know that until I advised them and they are talking about a month to fix it. In the meantime I have a bunch of clients who I had demonstrated this working all now anxious to go and I am stuffed. This new supplier seems a better bet but only have a TCP/IP connection or email connection but the email will not allow me to set the sender ID. I have always been grateful for your contributions on the list and hope that you do not mind mailing you direct. I am happy to pay for your time if you have any spare. I am in a bit of a bind over this. Kind regards Gordon PS if you can not help but know someone who could assist me with this please let me know. At 21:47 29/11/2001 lsellers said.... >At 03:04 PM 11/29/2001 -0600, you wrote: > >look for a CFX tag that does everything at a lower level - those cf_whois > >tags just grab the info from NSI's website and parse the output - messy, and > >potentially a legal issue - instead, use something like cfx_nicname: > >http://www.intrafoundation.com/freeware.html#cfx_nicname > >Even slightly better, if they're not scared of COM's they can use tcpclient >and talk directly to the whois server (there is an WHOIS protocol just as >there is HTTP and FTP protocols etc.) If you talked directly to it there's >a whole lot of [censored] you don't have to worry about then. > >You do unfortunately still have to parse through it but the plus of doing >it in CFM instead of C or C++ (or java) is you don't have to bug me if >there's some radical change to the text format. /-) > >This example looks up houseoffusion.com and printed out the returned text.... > ><h1>HOUSEOFFUSION.COM</h1> > ><cfset obj.Clear()> ><cfset c=obj.Open("whois.networksolutions.com","whois")> ><CFIF c IS "1"> > <cfset obj.timeout=3.000> > <cfset obj.SendRN("houseoffusion.com")> > <cfset page=obj.Recv()> > <cfoutput>#HTMLCodeFormat(page)#</cfoutput> > <cfset obj.Close()> ></CFIF> > >--min > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Your ad could be here. Monies from ads go to support these lists and provide more resources for the community. http://www.fusionauthority.com/ads.cfm FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
