On Jul 30, 2006, at 12:26, Max Terentiev wrote:
> My program MUST call Abort() because it's email checker. It's interrupt
> connection after Success of RCPT command.
DO NOT call Abort(), call QUIT!! Then OnRequestDone is triggered when
it finishes and the connection is closed cleanly. Abort()
> It's NOT possible to use OnRequestDone in case of Smtp->Abort() because
> it's NOT triggered for Abort() :-)
If (to be verifyed) it is not triggered for Abort(), you can your
OnRequestDone handler directly or thru a custom message.
> My program MUST call Abort() because it's email checker. It'
Helo Francois,
>> Because it's looks like a serious bug.
>
> Then you have a serious opportunity to dig into the component code :-)
> Seriously, don't use OnSessionClosed to start a new SMTP session (subject
> of
> your message). Use OnrequestDone to do almost everything !
It's NOT possible to u
> Because it's looks like a serious bug.
Then you have a serious opportunity to dig into the component code :-)
Seriously, don't use OnSessionClosed to start a new SMTP session (subject of
your message). Use OnrequestDone to do almost everything !
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Hello Francois,
> I'm not sure. Abort is probably a synchronous method. If not, you'll get an
> OnRequestDone event.
I think it is closing and returning without firing event. It is long ago
I checked this...
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Hello Francois,
I don't use Application->ProcessMessages in entire application.
If event OnSessionClose may trigger (or may not trigger)
twice maybe these checks should be implemented inside SmtpCli component ?
Because it's looks like a serious bug.
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Hello Max,
I just checked a few projects of me where I use TSmtpCli. I use
OnSessionClosed only for logging purposes. So you dont need it.
As DZ mentioned is that the reason wy you call Abort ? Then maybe it is
better to follow his Reset advice.
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Saturday, July 29, 2006, 11:48, Max Terentiev wrote:
> Helo,
>
> What is a best event for starting new Smtp session (e.g.
> start sending next message after previous is sent or aborted)?
Use OnRequestDone(). Check from there if the request was Abort.
What I do is that I build a state machine in
> Please tell me: HOW i can be 100% sure that Connection is closed,
> Component
> is ready and i can start new Session ? How to avoid wrong OnSessionClose ?
You either have a look at the component source code and try to understand
why there are two OnSessionClosed events, or you use a flag to re
Hello Wilfred,
I try to post message inside OnSessionClosed...
But I notice another problem:
I don't know why but OnSessionClosed called twice in some cases !
This is a log of my Smtp session where you can see SmtpCli bug:
Here is first session, it's sucessfully completed:
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Che
On Jul 30, 2006, at 04:39, Francois PIETTE wrote:
>> But how I can detect that SmtpCli->Abort() is finished, component is
>> ready and I can call SmtpCli->Connect again for next message ?
>>
>> If I call SmtpCli->Connect() IMMEDIATELY after SmtpCli->Abort()
>> I should receive "Component Not Read
> But how I can detect that SmtpCli->Abort() is finished, component is
> ready and I can call SmtpCli->Connect again for next message ?
>
> If I call SmtpCli->Connect() IMMEDIATELY after SmtpCli->Abort()
> I should receive "Component Not Ready" error, right ?
I'm not sure. Abort is probably a sync
Hello Wilfred,
But how I can detect that SmtpCli->Abort() is finished, component is
ready and I can call SmtpCli->Connect again for next message ?
If I call SmtpCli->Connect() IMMEDIATELY after SmtpCli->Abort()
I should receive "Component Not Ready" error, right ?
If SmtpCli->Abort() is called o
Hello Max,
it has been a while I worked with TSmtpCli. Try to post a message from
OnSessionClosed to custom message handler. The message hander take car
of next connection.
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Saturday, July 29, 20
Hello,
You can put it in the Tag property if you cast it to an integer. Later
in OnDocDone or whatever you restore it back by typecasting to
THttpConnection. Dont forget to make it null when the connection is
gone.
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> As Piotr explained, there is no need for threads--it could all be async!
> In
> the THttpConnectıonö we need a dynamıc array of requests and when they are
> storedö we answer them one by one.
This is good for static pages located on the same device.
Using multithreaded pipeline will drasticaly
> Inside a THttpServer.OnGetDocument event, I have been using several
> THttpCli
> objects sucessfully for quite a while using Get. As my data returned is
> growing every month, i would like to start using GetAsync.
> The problem i have is, my data is returned in THttpCli.OnDocDone & i am
> unable
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