[twsocket] Using HTTPServer

2007-08-08 Thread bpj
Hi,
I am trying to work with the Server demo of the ICS components.  How do I
obtain the body of the message sent in the GET request?  I only saw the
Client-RequestHeader but no related function for obtaining the body.

Thanks
Robert
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Re: [twsocket] Using HTTPServer

2007-08-08 Thread bpj
Hi,
Sorry the request was not clear.

The sample WebServer demo application handles the request sent to the
webserver and displays the header sections but not the body (through the
Client-RequestHeader-Count call).

I would like to know how to process the body of that same request.

Hope this is clearer...

Thanks

On 8/8/07, Francois PIETTE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I am trying to work with the Server demo of the ICS components.  How do
 I
  obtain the body of the message sent in the GET request?  I only saw the
  Client-RequestHeader but no related function for obtaining the body.

 Not sure I fully understand the question.
 You are talking about HTTP server component and ask for the content of the
 GET request. At server side, it is your application which has to produce
 the
 content if it is not taken automatically from a file.

 Please rephrase your question, emphasizing on what you want to do, not how
 you think you have to do it.
 Of course, have a look at WebServ demo included with ICS which serve
 static
 as well as dynamic pages.

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Re: [twsocket] Using HTTPServer

2007-08-12 Thread bpj
Thanks!

On 8/9/07, Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  How do I obtain the body of the message sent in the GET request?
  The sample WebServer demo application handles the request sent to the
  webserver and displays the header sections but not the body (through the
  Client-RequestHeader-Count call).

 Usually a GET request has no body. POST has a body. In the demo, have a
 look
 at TWebServForm.HttpServer1PostedData and ProcessPostedData_FormHandler.

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Re: [twsocket] ICS registration

2008-06-07 Thread bpj
Francois
Thanks for the reminder (both French and English).  My apologies!  This is
not a regular email account that I use so I will send you the postcard
promptly!

Thanks for your patience!!!

Rgds
Bob

On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 3:56 PM, Francois PIETTE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 As you subscribed to ICS support mailing list, you probably use ICS. Good !
 But have you taken time to register your ICS copy ?

 ICS is freeware but to use it, you must register it.
 Registration is very simple: just mail a [real, paper] picture postcard to
 the author (me). You can find instructions in readme.txt file.

 Thanks.

 PS: If you already sent your picture postcard, simply ignore this message.
 If you wants to know if I received it, then you must tell me when you sent
 it, from which country and what the picture is (I have several thousands
 postcards !).

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