Thanks Angus, in fact I likewise I have a simple switch at startup to
decide whether I'm running in GUI or service mode, which I share below
as a way of saying thanks to the 'list' as I did not take on-board the
fact that the Svcmgr::Application-CreateForm call means the TService
class is
, Paul Read - nSolve Ltd wrote:
A MS-Windows service
I'm doing the data send in the main thread of the service (there are
no other threads)
If I don't call the WSocket-PostQuitMesage then the MessageLoop runs
for ever stopping my thread doing anything else. (If I don't call
WSocket
A MS-Windows service
I'm doing the data send in the main thread of the service (there are no
other threads)
If I don't call the WSocket-PostQuitMesage then the MessageLoop runs
for ever stopping my thread doing anything else. (If I don't call
WSocket-MessageLoop nothing happens at all)
Angus co
I have enabled content encoding on my THTTPServer:
SizeCompressMin = 5000;
SizeCompressMax = 500;
Options = Options hoContentEncoding;
And return content to my client using AnswerString
String sResponseHeader =
pClientCnx-Version +
