Thank you very much...
Best Regards.
-Muzaffer Peynirci-
- Original Message
From: Dimitry Timokhov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ICS support mailing twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 8, 2008 7:07:01 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] THttpCli Problem in Multi Thread Application
Although I
Although I don't quite understand why, you seem to be right; I tried it and
it worked.
I'm sure you should know better the nature of async windows sockets to
understand my answer.
I'm not profy in WinSocks but i know for sure that windows messages
are used to notify about events. So you
Timokhov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ICS support mailing twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2008 4:15:50 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] THttpCli Problem in Multi Thread Application
Hi.
You shoul create THttpCli in context of your thread.
Therefore you MUST call THttpCli in Execute method.
Regards
Hi Everyone;
I have a very simple program which has a second thread namely HttpCliThread.
In HttpCliThread I just create a THttpCli object sleep 1 second and then delete
it. The problem takes place when I close the form; the form doesn't close
properly and it gives error (The debugging steps
Hi.
You shoul create THttpCli in context of your thread.
Therefore you MUST call THttpCli in Execute method.
Regards,
Dimitry Timokhov
2008/6/23, muzaffer peynirci [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Everyone;
I have a very simple program which has a second thread namely HttpCliThread.
In HttpCliThread
Hello,
I'm attempting to use THTTPCli to automatically logon and retrieve
(share price) data from a website to which I am registered.
Logging on to the website is fine, I am returned the 'member's area HTTP
page. From there I then request the (known) url of the next page to get
to the
Hi DAve,
Does the site use an HTTP login (ie via a dialog from your browser) or
via a form (you enter information into a webpage). If it's the
latter, then
a) you'll need to submit the password information
correctly and
b) it's likely the site is using cookies to track the user
session.
Mike
D
Mike Dod,
Thanks for your reply, it was indeed cookies causing the problem. All
works fine now !
Dave
Mike Sutton wrote:
Hi DAve,
Does the site use an HTTP login (ie via a dialog from your browser) or
via a form (you enter information into a webpage). If it's the
latter, then
a) you'll
