I am using a program based on the WebServer demo, where I generate my pages.
When using IE as the client (this doesn't happen with FireFox), the
connection is not closed after the page is sent, and the progressbar doesn't
close in IE. Did anybody see something similar? Is there any way to avoid
th
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> SZ
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> I am u
a look at AnswerString in HTTPSrv,
> you
> > have:
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> But you are not using AnswerString. Are you ?
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_Time as an example of AnswerString
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> Put your code into that sample program.
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nder : TObject);
begin
TMyHttpConnection(Sender).Close;
end;
Bruno
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No, I don't have any exceptions - the program runs in the debugger with no
errors. The strangest thing is that in Firefox, the connection closes fine
all times, but in IE, it doesn't - that happens only for virtual docs. When
you request a page, the connection closes ok on both browsers.
Bruno
On
François:
Maybe it's the firewall, I'm using Windows firewall.
I'd like to try your version, if you could send it to me, I'd be glad,
thanks
About the latest version, I'm using it - I've downloaded it yesterday from
your website, do the display from the server I've sent in last message show
som
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that you have a lot of programs running. Stop
> all
> programs and services that are not strictly necessary to make Windows
> work.
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, a lots of virus scanners can give TCP problems.
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> Sunday, May 22, 2005, 17:23, Bruno Sonnino wrote:
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> > My system has all updates, but this happens also on other machines (I
> can
> > put the server in m
François:
> Virtual pages and document pages are the same. Virtual pages use a
> TMemoryStream with your data with document page use a TFileStream.
Yes, I know, but the behavior is very consistent to be just coincidence.
I've tried to follow ICS' source code to see any differences, but there was
,
I'll be pleased to know.
I'd like to thank everybody who helped me to track this thing.
Bruno
On 22/5/2005 14:38:47, Bruno Sonnino ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I begin to think that this is the problem - I was thinking two options:
> something with the Brazilian Portug
se Microsoft
> AntiSpy to detect those beast that are not detected by anti-virus.
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gt; virtual page of 5000 lines, and when I run the server on a slow machine
> (PII300) IE timed out a few times. Maybe the documents ar all large and
> take a lot of time to build them ?? I did not check the code with the
> tests. I dont know if that could has something to do with it.
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> In THttpConnection.AnswerStream, add the following block just after the
> lines with Content-Length:
>
> if FKeepAlive then
> PutStringInSendBuffer('Connection: Keep-Alive' + #13#10)
> else
> PutStringInSendBuffer('Connection: Close' + #13#10);
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> Tell me if it works without adding the header
Taking a look at SendDocument, I saw this:
{ *DAVID* Revised this if/then/else }
if FVersion = 'HTTP/1.0' then begin
if CompareText(FRequestConnection, 'keep-alive') <> 0 then
Header := Header + 'Connection: Close' + #13#10
else
Header := Header + 'C
Yes, you're right, It's not respecting the connection
Bruno
On 23/5/2005 04:01:26, Wilfried Mestdagh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hello Bruno,
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> > But there is also one other thing, and this I could not track, maybe
> it's
> > some setting in the server: the connection remains open after you do
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pile, FKeepAlive isn't defined.
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> You defenitely lack the latest release.
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I didn't see how I can close the connection. I always get keep-alive in the
request, so the response is also keep alive.
Bruno
On 23/5/2005 03:55:01, Wilfried Mestdagh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hello Bruno,
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> > Try this - go to Internet Options, Advanced, and uncheck Use HTTP 1.1.
> With
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Ok, I will wait and download it again when it's available.
Thanks
Bruno
On 23/5/2005 06:19:51, Francois Piette ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > Can you point me to the right direction? I went to your site today, went
> to
> > ICS, and redownloaded latest version. HTTPServ is dated 3/13/2005, and
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able.
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> Now available. It contains the fix I mentionned earlier.
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Chris:
I couldn't reproduce it here - I've changed my settings, closed the settings
dialog with OK and rebooted, the settings were there. Isn't that what you've
done?
Bruno
On 28/10/2005 12:26:03, Public ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hello,
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> I would like to download a webpage, including all it
Sorry, wrong reply, my fault, please disregard it.
Bruno
On 28/10/2005 12:36:39, Bruno Sonnino ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Chris:
>
> I couldn't reproduce it here - I've changed my settings, closed the
> settings
> dialog with OK and rebooted, the settings were there.
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