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do i have to do like :
ClientCnx.AnswerStream(correctparameters);
ClientCnx.Docstream:=ResultStream;
ClientCnx.SendStream;
Forget anbout the two last lines !
Have a look at THttpConnection.AnswerStream and you'll understand.
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Francois PIETTE a écrit :
do i have to do like :
ClientCnx.AnswerStream(correctparameters);
ClientCnx.Docstream:=ResultStream;
ClientCnx.SendStream;
Forget anbout the two last lines !
Have a look at THttpConnection.AnswerStream and you'll understand.
Yop ! it works ! Thanks a lot François
I want to convert a Http client application into a service application.
How do I use PostMessage in a service application.
I've tried with PostMessage /PostThreadMessage with handle=
application.Handle, but is doens't seem to work :-(
Paul
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Hello Paul,
There is no difference !
PostMessage post a message to a (hidden) window, while PostThreadMessage
post a message to a threadID with a messag pump.
Can you eventually clarify your question ?
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Paul wrote:
I want to convert a Http client application into a service application.
How do I use PostMessage in a service application.
I've tried with PostMessage /PostThreadMessage with handle=
application.Handle, but is doens't seem to work :-(
Who shall receive that message? The service
Normally, when a Http request is done (thru OnRequestdoen) I post a message
to the form to restart a next Http request.
This is normally done as PostMessage(handle, MyMessage, 0, 0)
But where can I find the handle of the service application ?
I have a similar problem with a new Httpserver I'm
do i have to do like :
ClientCnx.AnswerStream(correctparameters);
ClientCnx.Docstream:=ResultStream;
ClientCnx.SendStream;
Forget anbout the two last lines !
Have a look at THttpConnection.AnswerStream and you'll understand.
Yop ! it works ! Thanks a lot François !
I don't know your
Paul wrote:
Normally, when a Http request is done (thru OnRequestdoen) I post a
message to the form to restart a next Http request.
This is normally done as PostMessage(handle, MyMessage, 0, 0)
But where can I find the handle of the service application ?
I have a similar problem with a new
Hello Paul,
I have made an object of the complete server, so I can compile it as a
program or as a service application.
Simple, add a hiden window to the object and post messages to that
windwos hadnle instead of the form.
alternative, you find on my site a simple class to include. then you
Why not make your object self contained, that is make it as explained
above:
with a thread having a message pump.
But the service application already has a message pump, it wouldn't work
without it.
The Httpserver already works this way without an additional message pump.
Is there a way I
Hello Wilfried,
Thanks for your class, but I'm looking for another option.
Interactive services won't be allowed anymore in Vista.
Isn't there anyway to get the threadid of the service application ?
Paul
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Paul wrote:
Hello Wilfried,
Thanks for your class, but I'm looking for another option.
Interactive services won't be allowed anymore in Vista.
If so it's my end ;( Where can I find infos, please?
Btw: Wilfried's class isn't an interactive service by default.
Isn't there anyway to get
Hi Arno,
If so it's my end ;( Where can I find infos, please?
Btw: Wilfried's class isn't an interactive service by default.
I've read it a few times on the borland.delphi newsgroups.
For what I remember, Vista will have a much stronger security and for that
it wont allow any kind of direct
Francois PIETTE a écrit :
Yop ! it works ! Thanks a lot François !
I don't know your application, but maybe the template feature would be
interesting for you. It is very powerful. For a demo, see
TWebServForm.CreateVirtualDocument_Template.
The principle is simple: you prvide a HTML
If so it's my end ;( Where can I find infos, please?
Btw: Wilfried's class isn't an interactive service by default.
I've read it a few times on the borland.delphi newsgroups.
For what I remember, Vista will have a much stronger security and for
that it wont allow any kind of direct
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