Hello,
A small word about the wiki page, the changelog XML links for Daily
snapshots cannot open with IE7 (not tested IE8) but works with FF3.5
regards.
AG Ian Tuck wrote:
Ive finally made the switch from C++ Builder 6 to Rad Studio 2010,
and am going through migration heck.
AG What ICS
Dod wrote:
Hello,
A small word about the wiki page, the changelog XML links for Daily
snapshots cannot open with IE7 (not tested IE8) but works with FF3.5
Thanks, it should be fixed now, provided you are able to convince IE
to reload die .XML file.
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regards.
Ian Tuck
Hello,
OK reloaded, it works (CTRL+F5 rulez).
regards.
AG Dod wrote:
Hello,
A small word about the wiki page, the changelog XML links for Daily
snapshots cannot open with IE7 (not tested IE8) but works with FF3.5
AG Thanks, it should be fixed now, provided you are able to convince IE
AG
Hello Francois,
Ok, thanks, but is there any reason why the processing of the delivery of the
file takes place in the OnTerminate event, rather than at the end of the
execute method i.e after the call to the lengthy process.
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David
Thursday, January 28, 2010, 4:56:24 PM, you
David Rose wrote:
Ok, thanks, but is there any reason why the processing of the
delivery of the file takes place in the OnTerminate event, rather
than at the end of the execute method i.e after the call to the
lengthy process.
The component (derived from TWSocketServer) is designed to run
I have installed only v7, and still have this problem. Ideas?
Thanks,
Ian
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Ian Tuck wrote:
I have installed only v7, and still have this problem. Ideas?
Thanks,
Ian
Looks like an old ICS is found.
What happens when you build one of the demo projects?
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w:
Ok, thanks, but is there any reason why the processing of the delivery of
the file
takes place in the OnTerminate event, rather than at the end of the
execute
method i.e after the call to the lengthy process.
OnTerminate event is handled in the context of the calling thread, that is
the
Hello Wayne,
I'm including the a very simple demo that I compiled and worked with
Delphi7. It sees the login, supplies the user, password and ctrl-C to
needed for our login. I then took the same source and compiled with
Delphi2010. When I click the Connect button, I see the same login:
Ø What happens when you build one of the demo projects?
HttpTst builds fine. I definitely don't have any other installation of ics on
my machine. I guess I can uninstall the VCL and reinstall it to see if that
works. I'm using the C++ personality.
Which should not be loading, winsock.h
Francois,
Thanks very much for your support!
PS: I owe you a picture post-card now that I will start using the modules.
[twsocket] TnScript: Changes needed to make it work with
Francois PIETTE francois.piette at skynet.be
Mon Feb 1 18:24:33 UTC 2010
Previous message: [twsocket] TnScript:
Perhaps I should mention that I’m using the FTPServer component.
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Apparently there was a conflict with another 3rd party library that was loading
winsock2, perhaps?
At any rate, changing the order of the include files in my source fixed the
problem.
Not fantastic news, but at least it now compiles. Thanks for your help.
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AG Only if socket IO actually was a bottleneck it might make sense
AG to use a different thread design, something like around 100
AG clients per thread, for example.
You'll have to bare with my questions on this as this is a subject I don't
really know yet.
If my main app (which contains an
David Rose wrote:
You'll have to bare with my questions on this as this is a subject I don't
really know yet.
If my main app (which contains an TFtpServer component) is working hard
processing data and a client requests a large file, does the main app stop
processing its data whilst the file
Hello,
I'm having good initial success with use of the telnet client
facility. I was hoping for a little explanation about the following
performance issues that I see:
I have logging enabled on a simple telnet session using ICS7 and
Delphi2010 compilation with mostly default settings.
I also
TFtpServer component will create a new thread for each client, and
each client will be handled in multiple instances of the same
procedure.
The ICS FTP server does not create a thread for each client, all clients
are handled using the same thread.
Some commands that require potentially
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