I assume that, when using Rev's libURL-based HTTP downloading, errors
are more likely to occur when downloading many smaller files than when
downloading a few larger ones. Statistically this makes sense, but can
anyone speak to this from their experience? The many small files
scenario I'm
Perhaps Trevor could chime in here... he has a upgraded version of libURL
that is used in his GLX Application Framework, however I don't know if it
will work outside his environment or if it can solve your problem, but it's
worth checking out.
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Stephen Barncard
San
On Aug 8, 2009, at 4:33 PM, stephen barncard wrote:
Perhaps Trevor could chime in here... he has a upgraded version of
libURL
that is used in his GLX Application Framework, however I don't know
if it
will work outside his environment or if it can solve your problem,
but it's
worth
Thanks Trevor! I hadn't thought of downloading in a loop. Good call. I'm
working with a training system too, where all the media is on a server.
I really appreciate the feedback (from everyone).
Phil
Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Aug 8, 2009, at 4:33 PM, stephen barncard wrote:
Perhaps Trevor
On Aug 8, 2009, at 4:33 PM, stephen barncard wrote:
Perhaps Trevor could chime in here... he has a upgraded version of
libURL
that is used in his GLX Application Framework, however I don't know
if it
will work outside his environment or if it can solve your problem,
but it's
worth
Roger.E.Eller wrote:
The customized version of libURL doesn't change how files are
downloaded so there would be no difference in regards to what Phil is
trying to do. The customized version of libURL and the GLX App
Framework work together to handle interactions with proxy servers but
the rest
On Aug 8, 2009, at 7:08 PM, roger.e.el...@sealedair.com wrote:
How can one obtain this extra fancy spancy feature filled version of
libURL. :-) I have never been able to get Rev talking through a
proxy.
It works fine from a direct internet connection though. I need it to
prompt for proxy
Phil Davis wrote:
Thanks Trevor! I hadn't thought of downloading in a loop. Good call.
I'm working with a training system too, where all the media is on a
server. I really appreciate the feedback (from everyone).
Phil
Trevor DeVore wrote:
I had some training software that would download
