Andre,

I see SocketTimeoutInterval but not LibURLSocketTimeoutInterval. Is that documented in a version later than 2.7.3, and does it apply to "put" commands? I was under the impression socketTimeoutInterval did not. It's not apparent from the docs.

Thanks.
Richard


On Mar 2, 2007, at 8:08 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:

Richard,

check the libURLSocketTimeoutInterval from the docs ;-)

Cheers
andre

On Mar 2, 2007, at 11:55 AM, Richard Miller wrote:

I'll ask my original question about wireless connections and file transferring a bit differently. Maybe this will spark some feedback.

Let's say our Rev app requests a file from the server (via a wireless connection). It does this via "put url x into z".

1) The server gets the request and attempts to send the file back, but the wireless connection drops out. How long does the "put" command wait for a response and what should the program do if nothing comes back? Also, what is the server's response to trying to send the file but not being successful due to the bad connection?

2) Alternately, what happens if the program tries to send the "put" command but the connection goes down then (i.e. it never reaches the server)? How should the program respond then?

And finally, is there any good / sane reason to use LibURLResetAll in the standalone or is that just looking for trouble.

Thanks.
Richard Miller
Imprinter Technologies
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