> It depends, a proxy is a Firewall, however a Firewall must not be > a proxy. TWSocket has a built-in support for socks proxies, but if > you need to traverse a HTTP-proxy like M$ proxy server you need to > implement that part on your own, if you do not use the HTTP client. > That was not to difficult since the THttpCli component demonstrates > how to do that correctly.
but little difficult for me I think... :-) > Port 80 is just a port number and in the first place the port number > has nothing to do with the protocol a server listening on that port > uses. Yes but for me it is the one, that i have to use : I've tested a simple Delphi HttpServer launched at home, and then from my company place, the only port accepted was 80... (in testing http://myip:80 from a browser Web)... all the others values was rejected.... > The correct commands necessary to traverse a HTTP proxy can be > found in the source code of THttpCli. Ok, i have to look at it... thanks... Cédric -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
