Re: [twsocket] Assign event handler to manually created TStmpCli object

Does you console mode program have a message pump ? Without message pump, you wont have any event triggered. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.overbyte.be - Original Message - From: "Patrick Wong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 4:48 AM Subject: [twsocket] Assign eve

[twsocket] Assign event handler to manually created TStmpCli object

Dear all, I am writing a simple mail client in console application form. I manually created a TSmtpCli object for my purpose. The problem is that after I call the SmtpClient->Connect() method, the client fails to connect to the SMTP server. I referenced the MailSnd example and did set SmtpCl

[twsocket] Multi user lockup problem under Linux (Kylix)

Hi Guys, I'm hoping that you can help me. I have a web server application which is compiled under Windows and Linux (common source). On the Windows platform I derive from TCustomWSocket and use Delphi 7 Professional. On the Linux platform, I derive from TIcsCustomSocket on use Kylix 3 Profession

Re: [twsocket] No response problem [THttpServer - TCustomLineWSocket]

Ok, thanks so much. I made the changes and it works (though I didn't tested extensively yet). For reference, this is what I did: - use of Connection.PostedDataReceived in the PostedData-event - I don't use LineMode at all (no change if I do) - Changing the way I was answering to GET commands fro

Re: [twsocket] HttpTst: Can erad xml on LAN... stop press!!

Hurrah!! I've found that with the demo HttpGet, I can make what I need happen. Now I "just" have to transplant the essentials into my own app Thanks for the help, encouraging me to keep at the problem... Tom (Free data logging program and sourcecodenow at http://sheepdogsoftware.co.uk/ssDD

Re: [twsocket] Simply a graphics browser

A browser is much much more than simply getting HTML and other kind of documents. Writing a complete browser is really a huuge task. I suggest you simply use TWebBrowser component within your Delphi application. TWebBrowser component is the heart of IE into and ActiveX. So you program will

[twsocket] Simply a graphics browser

Is there a simple way to implement a sort of graphics browser (like IE - and probably only like IE) in your own user interface? Is it possible to be done with ICS? If not can you support me with the name of a component that would do this? I need this mainly to run a javascript from the url which

RE: [twsocket] HttpTst: Can erad xml on LAN, what am I doing wrong for internet?

Both Post and Get will result in that you get an answer from the server. The differense of these 2 is what you send to the server. The reason that Post exist is that you get more possibility to send more data in the request. If you want to uppload a file to a webserver, then you use Post. If you j

Re: [twsocket] HttpTst: Can erad xml on LAN, what am I doing wrong for internet?

> Are you sure "Get" is the way to go? Yes because you say you "get" the URL using a browser. > My program works.. for LAN, not internet, if I use Post. > Doesn't work at all with Get. Please go back to HttpTst and try to "get" the URL. It works from here using the URL http://80.250.3.197/tempe

Re: [twsocket] HttpTst: Can erad xml on LAN, what am I doing wrong for internet?

Many thanks for the quick reply! I've spent 2 hours trying Get instead of Post... there are still some areas I could explore... maybe Get is better, and I'm just meeting the NEXT problem, but Are you sure "Get" is the way to go? So far: My program works.. for LAN, not internet, if I use Po

Re: [twsocket] HttpTst: Can erad xml on LAN, what am I doing wrong for internet?

> cmd> POST /temper.xml HTTP/1.0 Why are you using Post ? It should probably be a Get. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.overbyte.be -- 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.ove

[twsocket] HttpTst: Can erad xml on LAN, what am I doing wrong for internet?

Bear with me? I suspect the question will be easy for someone... but I have to set a scene: I have written an HTTP client app, using ICS. The heart of my program was created from the ICS demo "HttpTst". The program fetchs some XML from a little box you can plug into a LAN or the internet. The

Re: [twsocket] HttpSrv: implementing NTLM

> Yes, and now I partially know how the client works internally. But I > never worked on the source of the server, so I should first learn how > it works internally. It's quite simple. Each client has his own TWSocket instance. This reduce the problem to a single user. > I checked (very quickly)

RE: [twsocket] No response problem [THttpServer - TCustomLineWSocket]

> I checked this and I am pretty sure it happens only on second > time connections. When I first do a GET or POST, it always works. Just out of my head, here is som possible reasons that maybe can cause your problem. - The header you generate has wrong content length that tells the length of the

Re: [twsocket] No response problem [THttpServer - TCustomLineWSocket]

> I tried to find a reproductible case, and it seems I found one, with a Very interesting. Can you publish this sample code and related pages so that we can have a look at it and reproduce the problem ourself ? I always say: "If I can reproduce a problem, I can fix it !". -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ht