Hi,
i trying to send a record with TWSocket in delphi (code below).
send/receive works well, but when i close the connection to the server.
OnDataAvailable is fired and i get a message (from my showmessage) with
strange signs. That means i cast the incoming data to my record an get
something
Hello,
I use the component FTPCliente to download files from a server. I indicate the
name of the file where appear the name of the files to download. After doing
Ls, the file is empty when with another program FTP I see that there are files.
To what can it owe?
Thank you.
Regards.
Carlos.
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Carlos Lalín wrote:
After doing Ls, the file is empty
I don't think it's possible *if the remote directory was not
empty. You *may get an error in OnRequestDone if it was empty
and file listing was therefore not sent.
Arno Garrels
Carlos Lalín wrote:
Hello,
I use the component FTPCliente
Hi,
i've trying to detect when a client is abnormal disconnected from the server
(calling not the close-procedure). e.g. when the lan-cable is taken out.
the client detects the disconnect,but the server don't call the
OnClientDisconnect.
How can i realize that?
Greets frank
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Frank Wunderlich wrote:
Hi,
i've trying to detect when a client is abnormal disconnected from the
server (calling not the close-procedure). e.g. when the lan-cable is
taken out. the client detects the disconnect,but the server don't call the
OnClientDisconnect.
How can i realize that?
You
I'm sorry but this is like that. The files are there but the file is empty.
The conection doesn't produce error.
Carlos.
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From: Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ICS support mailing twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket]
You could check a 'last alive' time stamp stored in your client class.
Cleanup the client after a timeout has elapsed. Use a single Timer to
check all clients actually in the list in intervals.
Arno Garrels
sure but how can i check the clients are reachable?
frank
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Frank Wunderlich wrote:
You could check a 'last alive' time stamp stored in your client class.
Cleanup the client after a timeout has elapsed. Use a single Timer to
check all clients actually in the list in intervals.
Arno Garrels
sure but how can i check the clients are reachable?
Only
Hello Frank,
e.g. when the lan-cable is taken out.
the client detects the disconnect
It will detect when it try to send something, in most cases it will NOT
detect anything. Thats the nature of TCP. As Arno stated you have to
maintain keep alive packets in your protocol if you want to be
You could check a 'last alive' time stamp stored in your client class.
Cleanup the client after a timeout has elapsed. Use a single Timer to
check all clients actually in the list in intervals.
Arno Garrels
is there a procedure to send something direct to the clients or do i need a
2nd
Frank Wunderlich wrote:
You could check a 'last alive' time stamp stored in your client class.
Cleanup the client after a timeout has elapsed. Use a single Timer to
check all clients actually in the list in intervals.
Arno Garrels
is there a procedure to send something direct to the clients
The code is:
FtpClient1.HostName := servername;
FtpClient1.Port := 'ftp';
FtpClient1.Binary:= true;
FtpClient1.HostDirName := '/';
FtpClient1.UserName := username;
FtpClient1.Password := password;
FtpClient1.LocalFileName :=
What happens when you try this?
The code is:
FtpClient1.HostName := servername;
FtpClient1.Port := 'ftp';
FtpClient1.HostDirName := '/';
FtpClient1.UserName := username;
FtpClient1.Password := password;
FtpClient1.LocalFileName :=
it Creates the first exception not connected but in my code:
FtpClient1.Connect;
if (FtpClient1.Connected) Then begin
raise Exception.Create('Conected');
end;
this too creates the exception 'Conected'.
I don't know if this server requires login, I have used the configuration
Carlos Lalín wrote:
it Creates the first exception not connected but in my code:
FtpClient1.Connect;
if (FtpClient1.Connected) Then begin
raise Exception.Create('Conected');
end;
this too creates the exception 'Conected'.
I don't know if this server requires login,
Message-based component are 100% OK in a console mode application. There are
a lot of console mode
samples delivered with ICS (at least written in Delphi). Start looking by the
most recent which are
always the best.
I want to step into the SmtpProt.pas and trace the variables value to see
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