Just for the record: It was a server side problem. The server required
connection: keep alive in the http headers to fully download the pdf file.
Thanks for the help though.
All the best,
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Ok,
I don´t get it. It does not seem a general problem, which makes it
even stranger. At least I know now it does not have to do with the 4.0
engine. Also happens with a 3.5 standalone.
The scenario is as follows. rev client communicates with a server. It
fails most of the time on one XP
I think something is fishy with libURL in Rev 4. Some script that used
to work in previous versions now breaks with the current engine.
local tPath, tTempPath
put getServerUrl()test.pdf into tPath
put the tempname .pdf into tTempPath
libURLSetStatusCallback dataupdate,the long id
Malte,
do you still have the dps of version 4? Try building with dp-3 or dp-4 but
not with gm-1 see if it goes away...
Cheers
andre
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 1:18 PM, Malte Pfaff-Brill revolut...@derbrill.dewrote:
I think something is fishy with libURL in Rev 4. Some script that used to
work in
Malte, I think there may be a few minor changes in the version shipping with
Rev 4. (But nothing that obviously changes previous working.)
In your code, I'd suggest you split the following line:
put URL tPath into URL (binFile: tTempPath)
into two parts, and add error checking after each
Hiya...
Isn't the put command blocking? I find that if I call a 'put' to write to a
server twice in fast succession, the second 'put' is handled BEFORE the first
one is complete. For example:
I made a new stack with this script:
on doSave
put
Dan,
this is me guessing here, but why don't you use a script local variable like
local lRunning
on doSave
if lRunning is true then
send doSave to me in 200 millisecs
end if
put true into lRunning
put ftp://admin:passw...@123.456.789.012/UploadTest.txt; into ftpPath
--use a valid path
I am a newbie here, but would inserting a wait for messages prevent the
errant keypress?
But is that slightly different than what you really want, which is to
ignore double keypresses? In HC I would have said:
...
wait 15
if the mouseClick then exit yourHandler
...
This works in rev, too.
Craig,
never use a wait call while there's a network transaction going on. LibURL
does not like wait commands.
Andre
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 4:47 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I am a newbie here, but would inserting a wait for messages prevent the
errant keypress?
But is that slightly
In a message dated 12/7/09 1:54:15 PM, an...@andregarzia.com writes:
Andre.
I am always trying to change my habits, to use send in time instead of
wait. But here I intended it to be used well before the handler actually does
anything, likely right after the case statement. A simple block of
Craig,
put should be blocking, actually, I know it is blocking! I've been blocked
by it many times. I don't know why you're experiencing that behaviour at all
but I am trying to work around it. I don't know how familiar you are with
liburl callbacks. You can basically tell it to execute a command
Andre.
It wasn't me. I just butted in.
Craig
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