Hello,
I want to read a directory from my ftp server. So I use this code to read
the dir:
FTP.DisplayFileFlag:= True;
FTP.Passive:= True;
FTP.HostDirName:= '/LVsource/';
FTP.HostFileName := '*.*';
DeleteFile(TEMP_FILE_NAME);
FTP.LocalFileName :=
Hello,
in my company we use a socks5 server to connect to special services like
ftp. To do this we have a little tool called FreeCAP
(http://www.freecap.ru/eng/?p=).
I want to add my own socks support in my application but I don´t know how to
do that.
My application uses ftp and smtp. Both
For FTP client component, see ConnectionType property and all properties
having socks in their names.
The SMTP component has not exposed any socks properties. It has to be
modified much like the FTP component (Socks protocol is supported by the
TWSocket component used by both FTP and SMTP
Hi,
I am using THttpClient from inside a TThread object for downloading
several files sequentially. At present the implementation is
synchronous, setting MultiThreaded = true then calling Get().
I noticed a high CPU load while downloading, but I am not sure whether
this comes from the download
You have high CPU usage because you use sync methods. Use Async and you'll
have the best CPU usage.
You probably don't need multithreading at all. The component will download
your files in the bacground without using any thread.
To have the component work in a thread, you _must_ create it
When I was in university back in 1990s, we were taught nothing about
messages--only the threads (UNIX style). I think that's what confuses most
people with async...
I suggest you to add a simple Sleep(1) to the message pump or perhaps use
GetMessage instead of PeekMessage. This way both async
Fastream Technologies wrote:
I suggest you to add a simple Sleep(1) to the message pump
This would result in very poor performance, it's really not
recommended, even though it works ;-)
For a simple message loop have a look at CtrlSocket.MessageLoop,
it is the built-in message pump that you
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: Fastream Technologies wrote:
:
: I suggest you to add a simple Sleep(1) to the message
Fastream Technologies wrote:
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Fastream Technologies wrote:
I suggest you to add a
Fastream Technologies schrieb:
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From: Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ICS support mailing twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 5:03 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] thread message loop question
: Fastream Technologies wrote:
:
: I suggest you to
Strange. I remember the days I wrote NETFile FTP Client which had the same
100% CPU problem that I had to by-pass with the Sleep(1) trick. If it calls
Getmessage, why is it 100%?
Regards,
SZ
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From: Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ICS support mailing
Carsten Muencheberg wrote:
Answering my own question:
void __fastcall TForm1::HttpCli1DocData(TObject *Sender, Pointer Buffer,
int Len)
{
Sleep(1);
}
//
---
Did the trick, CPU is at 0% now. :-)
Note, that
Are there any AV scanners running in the background?
I saw a lot of troubles with Norton AV.
---
Arno Garrels [TeamICS]
http://www.overbyte.be/eng/overbyte/teamics.html
Arno Garrels wrote:
Carsten Muencheberg wrote:
Answering my own question:
void __fastcall
Hi,
When I close the Httpclients (CloseAsync), I have to wait sometimes for 20
seconds before I can start them again.
Is there anything else I shoild do to avoid this problem ?
Paul
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