Hello Wilfried,
Its true that its OK in sync mode with increasing or decreasing the
timeout but I want to try the async mode. So, I put my code in RequestDone
event and I launch async method step by step in testing the errcode
(parameter of RequestDone).
Are you sure that all errors will pass
Hello Arnold,
Correct, if I'm not mistaken you in fact only need OnRequestDone to
check the flow / errors / do next action.
There you check ErrCode, if 0 there is server or winsock error.
winsock error = 1. Also check RequestType to check the state of
the component. You probably want
I have an automated process that has been sending FTP files to a
customer for over two years with no problem. Suddenly, they seem to be
missing two bytes from a file after I transfer it, which is causing
problems.
I did recently upgrade my ICS to the latest version. Has anything
changed that
Gies,Brad wrote:
The problem is the same whether I transfer in binary mode or ASCII
mode. I have noticed that I do get the 150 Opening ASCII mode data
connection for 501330.zip. even when I have the binary mode check
box checked in the FTPTest form.
Am I always sending in ASCII mode now?
Gies,Brad wrote:
It seems the answer is that I now have to send the Type command
before I do the PUT.
Correct, except that it must be called in previous versions too,
changing property BinaryMode alone does nothing.
Did it used to default to binary before, and now
it defaults to ASCII?
The
From: Gies,Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It seems the answer is that I now have to send the Type command before I
do the PUT. Did it used to default to binary before, and now it defaults
to ASCII?
When I originally built my little web site program for editing pages and
uploading them, I was under
- Original Message -
From: Gies,Brad
Sent: 7/6/2006 11:35:48 AM
To: twsocket@elists.org
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP missing bytes
It seems the answer is that I now have to send the Type command before I
do the PUT. Did it used to default to binary before, and now it defaults
to
Thanks for the explanations. I had no idea it was a server setting, and
always assumed it would be up to the client. I guess I have just been
lucky getting away with it for so long.
Much Appreciated.
Sincerely,
Brad Gies
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NLM Software
Southfield, MI, USA
- Original Message -
From: Gies,Brad
Sent: 7/6/2006 1:41:41 PM
To: twsocket@elists.org
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP missing bytes
Thanks for the explanations. I had no idea it was a server setting, and
always assumed it would be up to the client. I guess I have just been
lucky
