Hello Jack,
> That's actually a print out of my BgException event handler :)
I understeand it now that I read all mails on this topic :)
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> >I have worked around this issue by clearing RcvdStream when the
> >LocationChange event is called using:
> >if (HttpCli->RcvdStream) {
> > HttpCli->RcvdStream->Seek(0,soFromBeginning);
> >}
>
> >By the way, I hope the above is sufficient to clear the stream but I'm
not
> >sure that it is. If i
> I think the reason madExcept didn't catch it is because BgExcept
> caught it?
I bought MadExcept earlier this week and have been playing with it.
It's really designed for applications without any try/except handlers,
and misses anything already caught in that way, unless you add the
function
On 27-Sep-05 22:56:55 Albert Wiersch wrote:
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>I have reproduced this problem in my application using this link provided by
>a user:
>http://net1test.rhmware.com/marketingprimer
>I have worked around this issue by clearing RcvdStream when the
>LocationChange event is called using:
>if (HttpC
Hello Francois,
I found the problem by examining all the socket event handlers.
You are right. It's a date time conversion function that gets
an invalid environment parameter when run from another app.
I think the reason madExcept didn't catch it is because BgExcept
caught it?
Anyway, thanks a l
Hello Francois,
I installed madExcept, and verified it working with a divided by 0
exception I created on purpose. It was caught by madExcept. However, the
problem I
had in BgException didn't raise any exception that madExcept was
able to catch...
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Wednesday, September 28,
I see. When I stop apache, my program runs with port:80 despite what
is written in "Portedit" in your ICS Webserver demo The reason is
in nonexistent .INI file. Sorry to bother...
Igor
On 9/28/05, Francois PIETTE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Trying to run slightly modified Webserver program
Hello Francois,
I'll try that.
Any idea why it doesn't happen when it's run from Windows Explorer?
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 2:36:34 PM, you wrote:
>> BgException: EConvertError: Invalid argument to date encode
> You pass an invalid argument to some date encode fun
Hello Wilfried,
That's actually a print out of my BgException event handler :)
Not in the source code.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 2:34:42 PM, you wrote:
> Hello Jack,
> What is the offending line of code ?
> I looked into the source and there is no exception starting
> BgException: EConvertError: Invalid argument to date encode
You pass an invalid argument to some date encode function. This happend in
one of your socket event hanlder since it is trapped by BgException.
I suggest you use MadExcept to find where it occurs exactly.
MadExcept is really an incred
Hello Jack,
What is the offending line of code ?
I looked into the source and there is no exception starting with
'bgException' !
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 20:20, Jack wrote:
> Hello Francois and all,
> I have a TCP client application that runs j
> Trying to run slightly modified Webserver program from Francois
> together with running Apache I have got error 10048 even though I used
> different ports. I use Apache with IIS in one computer in my work
> without any problem. Where I am mistaken?
Obviously, you have wrongly set the port.
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Hello Francois and all,
I have a TCP client application that runs just fine by itself,
meaning, starts directly from Windows Explorer, or Start Menu.
However, when the application is started by another application,
I always get this errpr:
BgException: EConvertError: Invalid argument to date enco
Hello Igor,
10048 definitivel means that the combination addr/proto/port is already
in use. Please check with netstat -a
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 20:08, Igor Pokorny wrote:
> Hello friends,
> Trying to run slightly modified Webserver program fro
Hello friends,
Trying to run slightly modified Webserver program from Francois
together with running Apache I have got error 10048 even though I used
different ports. I use Apache with IIS in one computer in my work
without any problem. Where I am mistaken?
Regards
Igor
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Hello:
Yes, by convention, any custom header is prefixed with "X-". Usually
you want to make a header name that describes what it is going to be
used for. Some examples of custom headers I've seen are:
X-Spam-Flag
X-Loop
X-Sender
X-Mailer
X-AOL-IP
X-Priority
X-MimeOLE
X-Originating-IP
It's OK, X-Headers are custom headers.
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need to add in a special SMTP server some headers in special mails, so
> that users can easy classify them with rules in their email reader.
>
> I see that many programs add headers and all are prceided with X-, like
Hello,
I need to add in a special SMTP server some headers in special mails, so
that users can easy classify them with rules in their email reader.
I see that many programs add headers and all are prceided with X-, like:
X-Text-Classification: normal
X-POPFile-Link: http://mail:8080/jump_to_m
I experienced the same RequestDone error and asked about it previously. I
handled it by checking de StatusCode. On a RequestDone with StatusCode = 0,
it's not the final one and more will follow. However, I seem to end up with
clients that never generate a RequestDone anymore... That means clients t
It is likely that Sven moved variables to public section for his own use.
Sven is still litening here. He will give is opinion when he notice your
message.
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Hello Sebastien,
The URL when you open in a new window is different, and is a part of the
other URL. I wonder if this is a valid URL because it has a // in the
middle, and it is from that point that the 'open in new window' URL
start. Someone can enlighten this ?
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First, i have not read the messages you write this follow up to.
> This is a follow up. I wanted to report what appears to be a
> related issue to the bug in THttpCli when a link is
> redirected. It seems that the RequestDone is called twice.
> This has already been reported and I've implemente
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