Francois, any comments on that? Can you include the fix in the official
sources?
Primoz
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I am new to WSockets and am writing an client server app that sends an object
across a network to the clients. I would need the server to broadcast this
information to all client on the network.
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FYI: I haven't advertized it, but the latest V6 beta include a multipart
HTTP download component and a nice multipart progressbar. As the name
implies, the new component download a file using as many HTTP connections as
you like. I made a nice demo also. The code still has some little problem
with
Can you include the fix in the official sources?
Will do.
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From: Primož Gabrijelčič [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 2:24 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] HttpSrv
Hello Francois,
How do you merge the downloaded parts? The worst approach is what Download
Accelerator does: download to separate files and then do file merging. The
best approach that I do is to write *directly* to the target file with
downloader.ini file holding the parts downloaded.
Best
I am new to WSockets and am writing an client server app that sends
an object across a network to the clients. I would need the server to
broadcast this information to all client on the network.
Where do you have difficulties ?
1) Sending an object thru a TCP/IP connection ?
Hint:
FYI: I haven't advertized it, but the latest V6 beta include a multipart
HTTP download component and a nice multipart progressbar. As the name
implies, the new component download a file using as many HTTP
connections as you like. I made a nice demo also. The code still has
some
little
