This doesn't compile, FKeepAlive isn't defined.
You defenitely lack the latest release.
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From: Bruno Sonnino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 10:30 PM
Subject: Re: Re[2]: [twsocket]
Hello Bruno,
But there is also one other thing, and this I could not track, maybe it's
some setting in the server: the connection remains open after you do the
if ((FVersion = 'HTTP/1.0') and
(CompareText(FRequestConnection, 'keep-alive') 0)) or { Jack }
I think this is what you meant, no?
Yes, but this code has been updated and there is now a variable FKeepAlive that
keep track of this
connection problem. You should download latest release.
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François:
Friday, I went to your site and selected Latest ICS version. Isn't that
the latest?
Bruno
On 23/5/2005 03:56:20, Francois Piette ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I think this is what you meant, no?
Yes, but this code has been updated and there is now a variable FKeepAlive
that keep
Friday, I went to your site and selected Latest ICS version.
Isn't that the latest?
Yes, it is.
But you have not FKeepAlive variable, so you don't use the latest version (or
there is a problem on
my website, or there is a caching proxy somewhere). FKeepAlive exists since Apr
16 as the history
I didn't see how I can close the connection. I always get keep-alive in the
request, so the response is also keep alive.
Bruno
On 23/5/2005 03:55:01, Wilfried Mestdagh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello Bruno,
Try this - go to Internet Options, Advanced, and uncheck Use HTTP 1.1.
With
your
Ok, I will wait and download it again when it's available.
Now available. It contains the fix I mentionned earlier.
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From: Bruno Sonnino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 1:55 PM
Hello Bruno,
I just downloaded the demo from Francois, and tryed the server on 3
different machines (NT, W2K, XP), and every time connected with the 3
machines with IE (different versions) to the server/bruno.html. Works
every time here.
Also I have a several project with the HttpSrv without
Yes, I know, but the behavior is very consistent to be just coincidence.
Does it depends on the size of the page ? You send 5000 lines in your test
but what is the minimal size to experience the problem ?
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Hello Bruno,
I'm just bsy in a rather large project using THttpSrv, and this is exact
copy of what I send in all my virtual pages:
Header := Cli.Version + ' 200 OK'#13#10 +
'Content-Type: text/html'#13#10 +
'Content-Length: ' + IntToStr(DocLen) + #13#10 +
Taking a look at SendDocument, I saw this:
{ *DAVID* Revised this if/then/else }
if FVersion = 'HTTP/1.0' then begin
if CompareText(FRequestConnection, 'keep-alive') 0 then
Header := Header + 'Connection: Close' + #13#10
else
Header := Header +
ClientCnx.OnRequestDone := RequestDone;
You can't heve this line. It doesn't even compile with it.
I have remived it from your source, put your source into WebServ demo and it
works perfectly using IE 6 as client.
Are you really using latest ICS version ?
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No, I don't have any exceptions - the program runs in the debugger with no
errors. The strangest thing is that in Firefox, the connection closes fine
all times, but in IE, it doesn't - that happens only for virtual docs. When
you request a page, the connection closes ok on both browsers.
Bruno
No, I don't have any exceptions - the program runs in the debugger with no
errors. The strangest thing is that in Firefox, the connection closes fine
all times, but in IE, it doesn't - that happens only for virtual docs.
When
you request a page, the connection closes ok on both browsers.
As I
Francois:
Yes, I am. The full code (it has been cut from my last message) is:
var
Flags: THttpGetFlag;
i : Integer;
Body : String;
Header : String;
begin
Flags := hgWillSendMySelf;
Body := 'HTML' +
'HEAD' +
'TITLEPagina de teste /TITLE' +
'/HEAD' +
I don't know the context of this code. I find strange to have a local
variable Flags.
Have you looked at the WebServ delo provided with ICS ?
See TWebServForm.CreateVirtualDocument_Time as an example of AnswerString
use.
Put your code into that sample program.
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