Eric Fleming Bonilha wrote:
>> Yes, it is safe, however I would consider to use
>> WSocket_gethostbyname as well (more work).
>>
>
> What is the differenc? I See that wsocket_gethostbyname returns more
> information, but is there a reason to use it instead of the other
> method?
WSocket_Synchro
Yes, it is safe, however I would consider to use WSocket_gethostbyname
as well (more work).
What is the differenc? I See that wsocket_gethostbyname returns more
information, but is there a reason to use it instead of the other method?
Thanks
Eric
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Eric,
>> Sorry I misunderstood. I thought you used method DnsLookup.
>> So in this case it is simple to fix, call method DnsLookup and
>> connect with a dotted IP address from the OnDnsLookupDone event
>> handler.
>>
>
> Hi Arno
>
> Thanks for the clarification
>
> So, if I use the method Dns
Sorry I misunderstood. I thought you used method DnsLookup.
So in this case it is simple to fix, call method DnsLookup and connect
with a dotted IP address from the OnDnsLookupDone event handler.
Hi Arno
Thanks for the clarification
So, if I use the method DnsLookup all the requests will be s
Eric,
>> Correct, the calling thread won't be blocked.
>>
>
> Arno,
>
> I have checked the ICS code, and I found this:
>
> OverbyteIcsWSocket.pas on line 7290 (TCustomWSocket.Connect)
>
> if not FAddrResolved then begin
> { The next line will trigger an exception in case o
Correct, the calling thread won't be blocked.
Arno,
I have checked the ICS code, and I found this:
OverbyteIcsWSocket.pas on line 7290 (TCustomWSocket.Connect)
if not FAddrResolved then begin
{ The next line will trigger an exception in case of failure }
sin.sin
Correct, the calling thread won't be blocked.
Arno,
I´m having a problem with a customer, and I sucessfully reproduced the same
problem here. I really believe that it is related to DNS Lookup. Here is
what is happening:
- I have a communication thread that spawns all TCP client sockets, s
Eric Fleming Bonilha wrote:
>> Arno Garrels wrote:
>>
>>> So multiple calls to DnsLookup from the same thread context are
>>> serialized.
>>
>> In other words, DnsLookup always returns immediately, however
>> Win32 API WSAAsyncGetHostByName serializes multiple requests from
>> the same thread con
Zvone wrote:
> A few POP3 related questions...
>
> 1. How am I supposed to detect when POP3 component has disconnected or
> what state is it in?
OnSessionClosed is the event to initiate a reconnect delayed (see below).
> OnSessionClosed appears to trigger BEFORE it disconnects but after
> QUIT
Arno Garrels wrote:
So multiple calls to DnsLookup from the same thread context are
serialized.
In other words, DnsLookup always returns immediately, however
Win32 API WSAAsyncGetHostByName serializes multiple requests from
the same thread context internally.
This may trigger OnDnsLookupDone
A few POP3 related questions...
1. How am I supposed to detect when POP3 component has disconnected or
what state is it in?
OnSessionClosed appears to trigger BEFORE it disconnects but after
QUIT is sent (not logical for me, should be the last one to trigger)
and what seems to trigger at the disc
Bjørnar Nielsen wrote:
> Arno,
>
>> ... try the following code and let me know how it works for you,
>
> The code works for me. But should not the first overload directive
> be inside the conditional define?
Yes, it's better inside, corrected. Just updated the svn repository.
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Arno,
> ... try the following code and let me know how it works for you,
The code works for me. But should not the first overload directive be inside
the conditional define?
Regards Bjørnar
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