It's a great news for me !
Bandwidth throttling is now implemented in the HTTP Client and
Server
Just be aware the absolute bandwidth speeds may be 20% different from my
various testing. I was testing at 1 and 5 megs, and got 0.8 and 4.7 meg
speeds, but still much better than the 50 to 100
In our tests, I have witnessed that making throttling code 99+% precise in
async sockets is very difficult (or impossible). It needs a Sleep() call to
do that which in turn requires a thread per socket.
Regards,
SZ
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 11:55 AM, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd
Is the Zip file is available on the website ?
I can't find it, it always shows *[* Download ICS-V7 Distribution
(October, 2010) *]*
Regards,
Bruno
Le 07/02/2011 11:17, Fastream Technologies a écrit :
In our tests, I have witnessed that making throttling code 99+% precise in
async sockets is
Is the Zip file is available on the website ?
I can't find it, it always shows *[* Download ICS-V7 Distribution
(October, 2010) *]*
It's on the Wiki website:
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/ICS_Download
SVN is zipped at about 11.05pm each night as:
Ok thanks,
I can't find because I'm looking for on
http://www.overbyte.be
Regards,
Bruno
Le 07/02/2011 12:27, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd a écrit :
Is the Zip file is available on the website ?
I can't find it, it always shows *[* Download ICS-V7 Distribution
(October, 2010) *]*
I can't find because I'm looking for on http://www.overbyte.be
The same zip links are on the main ICS product page, a few rows above the
red text version, but slightly less obvious.
Beware the SVN repository can be updated daily, and rarely some bad code
ends up there for a couple of days,
Great ! It works perfectly for me inside my program
thanks a lot for this improvement !
Regards,
Bruno
Le 04/02/2011 20:07, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd a écrit :
The bandwidth control is not very accurate and currently doesn't
work with POST requests.
I use POST requests, so
Dear Angus,
It's a great news for me !
Thanks a lot,
Bruno
Le 04/02/2011 20:07, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd a écrit :
The bandwidth control is not very accurate and currently doesn't
work with POST requests.
I use POST requests, so it's sad for me.
Bandwidth throttling is now
The bandwidth control is not very accurate and currently doesn't
work with POST requests.
I use POST requests, so it's sad for me.
Bandwidth throttling is now implemented in the HTTP Client and Server
using BUILTIN_THROTTLE, and works for both POST and GET requests.
Four demo HTTP projects
Dear Anton,
Thank you for your message,
Unfortunately my programmation level is not engouh good to understand
your explanation and
therefore I am unable to make any modifications you to tell me,
I do not even know what file I need to change :'(
Could you guide me to do the modification please
Unfortunately my programmation level is not engouh good to
understand your explanation and
therefore I am unable to make any modifications you to tell me,
I do not even know what file I need to change :'(
Anton was not referring to the HTTP client, but the FTP client. He was
asking for some
2Bruno:
Could you guide me to do the modification please ? and where ?
it would be really nice from you.
Well, I'm not an expert in ICS and have little knowledge of HttpCli but here's
dummy vision of the issue.
Search inside OverbyteIcsFtpCli.pas for BUILTIN_THROTTLE and copy-paste all
the stuff
Dear Anton,
Thanks a lot for these information, I will do the tests and modification
tonight at home.
I will keep inform if I success to do it.
Thx a lot !
Bruno
Le 27/01/2011 13:28, Anton S. a écrit :
2Bruno:
Could you guide me to do the modification please ? and where ?
it would be
As long as obsoleteness is concerned, I have no info on future
plans of this feature but the ICS NOT BREAK EXISTING CODE
commandment hints that UseBandwidthControl would probably remain.
The old bandwith control code is unused, indeed not compiled, so removing
it does not break existing
2Angus
The old bandwith control code is unused, indeed not compiled, so removing
it does not break existing applications. But there is no point in
rewriting it which is what you were suggesting.
I don't think so. OverbyteIcsDefs.inc has BUILTIN_TIMEOUT BUILTIN_THROTTLE
defines commented by
I don't think so. OverbyteIcsDefs.inc has BUILTIN_TIMEOUT
BUILTIN_THROTTLE defines commented by default so old code is
still in use.
Only until I finish testing and remove the old stuff.
Moreover, as these features require an additional thread
Only one thread to run TIcsThreadTimer,
Anton S. wrote:
2Angus
The old bandwith control code is unused, indeed not compiled, so
removing it does not break existing applications. But there is no
point in rewriting it which is what you were suggesting.
I don't think so. OverbyteIcsDefs.inc has BUILTIN_TIMEOUT
BUILTIN_THROTTLE
Angus, Arno, thanks for info about threads in ICS! I'll probably take a look at
built-in timeouts and use them instead of my own ones which I implemented by
TIcsTimer.
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Dear Arno,
Is it possible to have a date when you think that the bandwidth control
will be available
for POST method in HttpCli component ?
I need this option, and my boss asks me if I can have a date when this
option will be available.
Many thanks for your help,
Sincerely,
Bruno
Le
Bruno Mannina wrote:
Dear Arno,
Is it possible to have a date when you think that the bandwidth
control will be available
for POST method in HttpCli component ?
Currently I cannot give you a date, I'm still rather busy. I do not
need this feature in my own projects, so any work on that was
Arno, in FtpCli unit there's quite large piece of code
{$IFDEF UseBandwidthControl}
FBandwidthCount := 0; // Reset byte counter
if ftpBandwidthControl in FOptions then begin
if not Assigned(FBandwidthTimer) then
FBandwidthTimer :=
Bruno Mannina wrote:
Dear Members,
Can someone help me to understand how can I use the property
BandWidthLimit ?
1) Property BandwidthLimit specifies the maximum number of bytes
per second.
2) Property BandwidthSampling specifies a sampling interval in
milliseconds, default 1000.
3)
Le 08/01/2011 10:17, Arno Garrels a écrit :
The bandwidth control is not very accurate and currently doesn't
work with POST requests.
Dear Arno,
thanks for these informations,
I use POST requests, so it's sad for me.
Thx
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Bruno Mannina wrote:
Le 08/01/2011 10:17, Arno Garrels a écrit :
The bandwidth control is not very accurate and currently doesn't
work with POST requests.
Dear Arno,
thanks for these informations,
I use POST requests, so it's sad for me.
In current ICSv7 there's a native throttle
Le 08/01/2011 18:43, Arno Garrels a écrit :
Bruno Mannina wrote:
Le 08/01/2011 10:17, Arno Garrels a écrit :
The bandwidth control is not very accurate and currently doesn't
work with POST requests.
Dear Arno,
thanks for these informations,
I use POST requests, so it's sad for me.
In
Dear Members,
Can someone help me to understand how can I use the property
BandWidthLimit ?
Thanks a lot,
Bruno
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