Right, GetHeaders(url, timeout) is a synchronous call, and it returns
the headers to you. If you want the HeadersReceived event to fire,
then you'll have to call GetHeaders(url) and handle the polling and
timeout yourself.
-jason
On Mar 24, 2006, at 2:57 PM, Giuseppe Farese wrote:
On Mar 24, 2006, at 5:41 PM, Jerry Fritschle wrote:
This is just like the thread I just finished, that someone
answered for me. You have to treat this as a function that
returns a string. So...
dim s as string
s=myHTTPSocket.GetHeaders(URL,30)
....then proceed with s.
Thanks.
Well, in this case with .GetHeaders, I had to Dim s as InternetHeaders
However I still cannot get the .HeadersReceived event fired.
Do you agree with me that this is less than clear in the language
reference?
Sure, not clear at all.
I'll file a bug fix on the documentation. I've filled bug
documentations in the past and they got fixed,
Thanks
Giuseppe Farese
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