I don't want to discuss this topic anymore, by you or anyone else. This is
defenitely out of topic.
However you wish. You are the owner/boss here!
Thanks,
SZ
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> I am sorry for disturbing you but I am not sure I understood your point.
> Isn't ICS in competition with other components like
The support mailing list is defenitely not the place to discuss about
competitors or compare
features or design decisions and goals. Use borland winsock forum or other
m and improve ours and catch them with our favorite Internet component
suite that is ICS.
Thanks,
SZ
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From: "Corey Murtagh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 9:47 PM
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Fastream Technologies wrote:
But this is a decision that affects ICS developers since MS is the
owner of the OS and Winsock therefore can shed some light with its
design. I did not have any malign intentions.
Be that as it may, discussions of the /design decisions/ that lead to
the current state
t;ICS support mailing"
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> why did MS chose threads?
This is not the place to discuss Microsoft design decision.
Please use a general purpose mailing list or newsgroup for th
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> You seem to be right and I can understand why Apache has chosen threaded way
> (for UNIX compatibility) but why
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From: "Primoz Gabrijelcic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 11:59 AM
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Well, async cannot take advantage of multi-processor systems.
Also for C
> Well, async cannot take advantage of multi-processor systems.
> Also for CGI and ISAPI execution, threads seem to be a better
> way. And all the commercial Web servers I know such as IIS
> and Apache chose it for these reasons.
You are mixing up two factors.
Even on multi-processor system, o
ørnar Nielsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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The only shortcoming of ICS is the web server which has no official and/or
optimized CGI/ISAPI
co
> The only shortcoming of ICS is the web server which has no official and/or
optimized CGI/ISAPI
> component and by design async which is bad for a web server.
SZ, why do you think async design is bad for a webserver?
Regards Bjørnar
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> Yea, I looked into this, and the related API calls on the MSDN site.
> However, I also heard that sparse files lead to bad file
> fragmentation, not sure if thats true or not though.
By definition, a sparse file will be very fragmented, that's how it's
designed. But I doubt TStream will be u
With NT and better (who really cares about Win9x any more), you can
use sparse files, where the OS creates a file (potentially larger
than the disk) but only allocates sectors as you write them. Once
the file is complete, it would be copied to a normal file.
Angus
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> > I would do it by writing to temporary files. The reason is because
> > when you start writing to an offset in a new file, the write call
> > will block for a long time while Windows zeroes/randomizes the
> > earlier bytes so that you cant read someone elses file that was
> > previously in the
> I would do it by writing to temporary files. The reason is because
> when you start writing to an offset in a new file, the write call
> will block for a long time while Windows zeroes/randomizes the
> earlier bytes so that you cant read someone elses file that was
> previously in the same p
Dan
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From: "Moacir Flávio Gonçalves" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Well, I'm doing a guess here, thinking that mu
ot;Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I would do it by writing to temporary files. The reason is because when
you start writing to an offset in a new
> Multiple connections are made to the server. Each connection downloads a
> separate part of the file and they are reassembled when downloading is
> done. Eg part 1 would be the first 33% of the file, part 2 the 33-66%
> part, and part 4 the 66-100% part.
You can do that more or less like i've de
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Well, I'm doing a guess here, thinking that must be a clever way to do it,
BUT, I think, if you create 1 file with
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Francois PIETTE wrote:
Some of You guys know Leechget and downloadmanager like that.
They have an option to download
esday, April 13, 2005 8:46 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Is there a way to download a file in threads?
Francois PIETTE wrote:
Some of You guys know Leechget and downloadmanager like that.
They have an option to download a file in threads.
Can you describe this feature because I don't know those
Francois PIETTE wrote:
Some of You guys know Leechget and downloadmanager like that.
They have an option to download a file in threads.
Can you describe this feature because I don't know those programs.
Multiple connections are made to the server. Each connection downloads a
separate pa
> Some of You guys know Leechget and downloadmanager like that.
> They have an option to download a file in threads.
Can you describe this feature because I don't know those programs.
> Is it possible with FTPCLI to setup
> ranges to download a file in threads? When Yes, how?
If you mean downloa
I used to do that with our FTP client. This approach requires many extra
coding with critical sections and so on.. The best way that Francois
convinced me is to do async coding on the client side and even on
FTP/POP3/SMTP servers. The only shortcoming of ICS is the web server which
has no offic
Yes, Create the threads yourself and have one FTPCLI in each of them.
/Fredrik
Saturday, April 9, 2005, 12:13:12 AM, you wrote:
> Some of You guys know Leechget and downloadmanager like that. They have an
> option to download a file in threads. Is it possible with FTPCLI to setup
> ranges to dow
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