Mayby I should describe the problem better.
(at the moment taking about using ordinary browser like IE)
The situation is like this. I open an URL
(http://blablabla.site.pl/?we=airstriker) which provides me with one and only
one
simple cookie which is generated by php script and looks like this:
Hi Francois
I don't know anything about Time2Help, but I think Help Scribble from
http://www.jgsoft.com may help.I've used it to document several
components and it's pretty easy stuff.
Colin
On 6/11/05, Francois PIETTE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Long time ago, I used Time2help V2 to build help
Now let's get back to your demo HttpTst and let's ask some questions
again;)
1. You said: You can use any storage method you like to save the cookie.
- I don't
need to save this cookie on a disc because I don't need it after the
session is closed so
any other method to do this would be great
1. Change the boundary detection to look for #10#13--boundary#10#13
instead of just --boundary#10#13. But this might be hard, because as
far as I understood MimeDec, it already has the stream split into lines
before testing for boundaries, and so it is not looking for
--boundary#10#13, but
Arno Garrels wrote:
Hello,
I'm writing a helper class for the ICS SSL implemention,
including S/MIME support. Now I need S/MIME signed/encrypted
messages produced by different mail clients and senders.
I would appreciate if you could send me 4 test messages,
One signed only message as well
On Jun 11, 2005, at 09:11, Francois PIETTE wrote:
InternalDecodeStream read the input stream and find line end (using
only LF because so much messages are mal formed and use only LF
instead of CR/LF pair). Of course if CR is there, it is processed
transparently.
This is easily explained -- a
Thanx Francois. Would you think its better to implement a look-ahead,
so that every time that a blank line is found, we check if the next
line is a boundary before adding it to the output stream; or remove it
from the output stream after a boundary is found? By the way, is the
output stream
On Jun 11, 2005, at 10:46, Francois PIETTE wrote:
Thanx Francois. Would you think its better to implement a
look-ahead, so that every time that a blank line is found, we check
if the next line is a boundary before adding it to the output stream;
or remove it from the output stream after a
Hi All,
Is there a way to upload files directly, (in a similar fashion to FTP) using
the ICS HTTP Client?
Regards,
Keith.
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