[REBOL] System... and the other objects!
Ok Jeff... I've done it. Thanks! I preferred to do the set-net and then configured the system/schemes/smtp/proxy things to none! It's better like this 'cause I just don't need the proxy to access my mail server. Now I have another question (sorry to bug you all, but the FAQ's just don't answer these ones): How can I know wich objects, variables and other things exist under an object?! It's like this: I know that under system I have schemes. (system/schemes). How can I know all the objects under a certain object?! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Howdy Matos: You can specify a proxy for each individual protocol. I believe the following should work for you: (In your user.r, or at the top of your script:) set-net [[EMAIL PROTECTED] mail.host.dom] system/schemes/http/proxy/host: "your.proxy.host" system/schemes/http/proxy/port-id: some-number (Of course, substituting in all your information..) You probably want ftp and others too. I believe you can also just set a by-pass for individual protocols as well -- which might be a cleaner way to do what you want... -jeff Hello all... I'm having this problem: I can access my e-mail server without a proxy se= rver, but if i try to access it with the "help" of my proxy server then i can't reach it (it is not the objective = of the proxy server). But if I want to access web pages, the only way to do that is using the proxy server. My problem is that when we configure the proxy server in REBOL he assumes= that the proxy should be used also to access the mail server. Is there a way to correct this excluding the hipo= thesis of doing a set-net every time i want to access the web or the mail?! -- Signout: Zé Matos -- A frase imediatamente abaixo desta é verdadeira! A frase imediatamente acima desta é falsa! --
[REBOL] constructor destructor Re:(3)
Elan wrote: With automatic garbage collection, i.e. memory getting automatically reclaimed, I think the motivation behind a destructor function no longer exists and a destructor function is no longer critical. There are other functions performed by destructors, or finalizers as they are called in garbage-collected environments. For instance, finalizers are typically used to close ports, release references to external resources, etc. Since REBOL doesn't currently have native CORBA or COM support, the resource releasing function isn't quite as important, but closing ports is. The only way to get around the need for finalization here would be for the garbage collector to automatically close the ports it reclaims using some internal method, something it currently does not do (I checked). I've added finalization as an enhancement request to Feedback. Brian
[REBOL] Any help or direction of how to proceed on this message UPS for freight calculation Re:
Gobiraj wrote: We are using say UPS for freight calculation. I want to give the to and from zip code, weight and dimension to the UPS site. Then I would like to download the freight charges in to some local table/ascii file. My url will be https://www.ups.com/ups.app/iss.class. Is it possible to invoke this and enter the information directly into the URL.And get back the information needed REBOL doesn't currently have https support. Adding it is a non-trivial task, requiring at least doubling of the size of REBOL, much money (for patent license fees), and many lawyers. I think they're working on it... Try using an external program to do the https transaction and then operating on the retrieved data with REBOL. That's what I've Brian
[REBOL] System... and the other objects! Re:
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] Ok Jeff... I've done it. Thanks! I preferred to do the set-net and then configured the system/schemes/smtp/proxy things to none! It's better like this 'cause I just don't need the proxy to access my mail server. Now I have another question (sorry to bug you all, but the FAQ's just don't answer these ones): How can I know wich objects, variables and other things exist under an object?! It's like this: I know that under system I have schemes. (system/schemes). How can I know all the objects under a certain object?! Try this: tmp: make object! [a: 1 b: 2] first tmp == [self a b] OR for concrete words in object: found? in tmp 'a == true found? in tmp 'c == false Regards, Jan -- Jan Strejcek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[REBOL] constructor destructor Re:(4)
Hi Brian, you wrote: The only way to get around the need for finalization here would be for the garbage collector to automatically close the ports it reclaims using some internal method, something it currently does not do (I checked). I've added finalization as an enhancement request to Feedback. My preference would be for the garbage collector to close the port. Why should a port be treated different from memory allocation? ;- Elan [: - )]
[REBOL] Session ID?
What's the best way to generate a unique session identifier in Rebol? .:Eric
[REBOL] WOW a rebol HTML calendar, please do % and criticize Re:
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Subject: [REBOL] WOW a rebol HTML calendar, please do % and criticize
; please run this and comment as you will :-)
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Comment: { Thanks to bpaddock, olivier doleman, Donald Dalley, karin,
rryost
especially Olivier doleman for the slick date coding, and Donald
Dalley
and others on list who replied to my initial 'prelude to HTML post'.
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I'm not "Olivier Doleman".
My name name is "Olivier Mengué". And my nick name is "Dolmen".
Olivier
