Thank you, for the information Francois and Fastream.
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 11:50 PM, Francois PIETTE
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I have monitored the connection, and I see that there are a lot of TCP
retransmissions,
eventually the connections get cleaned up, but this takes some time.
IS
Hi,
Since Delphi and ICS goes Unicode I suggest to replace
TIniFile by TRegIniFile in all demo applications.
TInifile uses Win32 API functions which do not support
Unicode, any string is converted to ANSI implicitly.
TMemIniFile won't be a solution since Delphi 2009 UPD 1
did not fix a bug with
Arno Garrels wrote:
how would you manually maintain, for example, a UTF-8 file name?
OK, notepad could do the trick ;-)
Hi,
Since Delphi and ICS goes Unicode I suggest to replace
TIniFile by TRegIniFile in all demo applications.
TInifile uses Win32 API functions which do not support
Since Delphi and ICS goes Unicode I suggest to replace
TIniFile by TRegIniFile in all demo applications.
The demo INI files normally only hold form positions, tick boxes, etc,
rarely anything that needs to be stored in Unicode. The demos also need
to remain compatible with D7.
So I suggest
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Since Delphi and ICS goes Unicode I suggest to replace
TIniFile by TRegIniFile in all demo applications.
The demo INI files normally only hold form positions, tick boxes, etc,
rarely anything that needs to be stored in Unicode.
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From: Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's no problem if you write to HKCU. But current INI files
are stored 'virtualized' in Vista.
you can use folder CSIDL_LOCAL_APPDATA
istead of CSIDL_APPDATA
Paul
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Your new account INI files as well as other INI files contain file
names.
But I doubt any developers will be using non-ANSI file names.
I also like to be able to copy some arbitrary text (Japanese looks
so nice) into SMPT demo's message text Memo and get that restored.
Mail is a
So I suggest to use the registry with a key under HKCU
Software\FPiette\ICS\Demos\ instead, thast would resolve
problems with UAC in Vista as well.
None of my programs is allowed to use the registry.
Regards from Germany
Franz-Leo
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I use a CONFIG suffix so the OS does not mess with my files.
Angus, can you please elaborate on that? I am not sure what you are
referring to. Sounds like a way to keep Vista from virtualizing files?
Thanks... Hoby
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Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Your new account INI files as well as other INI files contain file
names.
But I doubt any developers will be using non-ANSI file names.
I had to use them frequently when I was testing Unicode. It's just
annoying that you have to reenter those
I use a CONFIG suffix so the OS does not mess with my files.
Angus, can you please elaborate on that? I am not sure what you are
referring to. Sounds like a way to keep Vista from virtualizing
files?
I've really not looked into this stuff since Vista came out, but the main
issue is
Hi,
I use the V5 ICS package (the date in the readme.txt file is May 01 2006)
For the server, I use the V5 ICS package with Delphi 7 (ftpsrv.pas is on
version V1.47)
For the client, I use also V5 but with Delphi 2005 in .NET.
(overbyte.ics.ftpclient.pas is on version V2.97)
And in
Angus said...
and called them .config, but that was probably a red herring, sorry
Yeah, virtualization I get. Sorry, thought you were eluding to some super
secret Microsoft convention for telling Vista to ignore a file using
config in some magical way (name, reg key, etc). That would have
Hoby Smith wrote:
Angus said...
and called them .config, but that was probably a red herring, sorry
Yeah, virtualization I get. Sorry, thought you were eluding to some
super secret Microsoft convention for telling Vista to ignore a file
using config in some magical way (name, reg key,
The procedure IsAddressValid in the ICS demo project HttpChk works
well to check the validity of a URL, but it is very laggy. If you want to
do checks on multiple websites it is much too lengthy/laggy. Is there a
better solution for checking the validity of a URL?
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Hi,
Since Delphi and ICS goes Unicode I suggest to replace
TIniFile by TRegIniFile in all demo applications.
TInifile uses Win32 API functions which do not support
Unicode, any string is converted to ANSI implicitly.
TMemIniFile won't be a solution
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