Hello,
I have an application that uses fastmm4 to track memory.
It informed me of an memory leak that I traced down to:
TWSocketClient.TriggerSessionClosed
This procedure does a New(PIdRec);
This record is only disposed of when the postmessage returns true.
In my program this isn't the case.
Hi -
I am setting HdrFrom and HdrTo parameters during an Email Send, like this:
SslSmtpCli1.HdrFrom:='This Is From Me';
SslSmtpCli1.HdrTo:='All Of My Recipients';
However, when receiving the email, I only see the first word of each
parameter, so it would look like this:
From: This
To: All
I
Neal Barnett wrote:
Hi -
I am setting HdrFrom and HdrTo parameters during an Email Send, like
this:
SslSmtpCli1.HdrFrom:='This Is From Me';
SslSmtpCli1.HdrTo:='All Of My Recipients';
Huh?
Both strings above should contain at least one email
address like:
SslSmtpCli1.HdrFrom := 'Arno
Hello Arno,
Thank you for responding.
I see what you are saying.
And as you assumed this is happening while closing down.
And indeed windows will free the memory the application did not free explicitly.
The thing is that if you leave the freeing up to windows you have no means of
checking for
Henk van der Meer wrote:
The thing is that if you leave the freeing up to windows you have no
means of checking for memory leaks.
So I like my programs to free all their memory so I'm sure I haven't
forgotten anything.
If the client still lives then the owner, the server, must be alive
Hi,
I would like to instead use the first option and not have it cut off on
the first word. Is that possible?
The result is depending on the email reader of the recipient and not
predicable if you don't follow the rules. See the RFC's for header lines in
emails therefore. You must build a
