Hello,
We want to reuse THttpCli after a request ends (either aborted or
normal) in a MR HTTP reverse proxy. We also want to reuse non-aborted
sockets so as to keep the socket open in another repository thread.
Here is my logic:
I first override,
void __fastcall
Hi Bjørnar!
I've not been experiencing any problem with character replacement (å-e,
ä-d and ö-v) with ICS components, only Indy 9 and only when passing
through ms exchange it seems, but I tried Your suggestion and it works like
a charm with Indy 9!
(Do You mean that You use that approach also
Hi Arno!
ProcessExplorer:
I only find two dll's that I'm not certain what they do:
- detoured.dll
- wxvault.dll (Embassy Trust Suite by Wave Systems. Apparently installed
by default by Dell)
Ethereal:
I only get packages sent the first time. The second time the application
hangs before
We have now discovered that:
Yes, the error do not arise when using WSocketForceLoadWinsock or having
the
smtp component on the main form (or creating a dummy smtp component at
runtime and let it exist while the application is running).
WSocketForceLoadWinsock immediately load the DLL. If you
I'm not sure, but I think the body of the email is automaticly encoded to
quoted printable (the plain text part), I think others in this list knows
better than me, long time ago I coded with the mail-components. If you use
html-mail, then you can encode all chars like this (C++, allthough I have
Here some more hits on WXVAULT.DLL and Embassy software.
We found that the crash during the splash screen loading in AC10 on a Dell
Precision 390 was caused the presence of wxvault.dll. The solution is to remove
the EMBASSY software that McAfee depends on. I don't think it will disturb your
AV
- Original Message -
From: Äèìà Èãàåâ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 4:33 PM
Subject: TFtpCli
Dear, Arno Garrels.
I need to install a component TFtpCli to handle with FTP via C++ Builder 6.
While installing ICSBCB60.bpk package some errors
Hi List,
I've been using ICS for a number of years and I've found it to be quite
good. I like the model and the stability. But I have to questions
Q1) Has anybody on the list experience with going machine-machine over
the internet directly with UDP? as in STUN (i believe)
Q2) I have a
