Hello Nick,
things at once - do I have to drop 4 HttpCli components on the form or
can I create them at run time?
If you drop themon a form then they are created and so will operate in
main thread context.
and you can't use 1 HttpCli to download two
things at once
No but you can use 4
When using mail-client from ICS, and set the subject property with a string
length very long, my exe crashes and goes down and I found the reason here:
procedure TCustomSmtpClient.DataNext;
var
MsgLine : array [0..1023] of char;
begin
{ If we have been disconnected, then do nothing.
The SMTP protocol doesn't allow longer lines in any case, so
your application could check for a correct length. Also it
important to wrap lines that are longer than 74 cups. Means
either a blank or tab in front of a continuation line.
I still think there should be check on linelength
Bjørnar Nielsen wrote:
The SMTP protocol doesn't allow longer lines in any case, so
your application could check for a correct length. Also it
important to wrap lines that are longer than 74 cups. Means
either a blank or tab in front of a continuation line.
I still think there should be
Great :-)
That all made sense except this line
HttpCli.CtrlSocket.MessagePump; // will break if WM_QUIT
What does that mean / do?
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Nick
Hello Nick,
things at once - do I have to drop 4 HttpCli components on the form or
can I create them at run time?
If you drop
Hello Nick,
if you execute a component in thread context taht need a message pump
(like TWSocket) then you have to pump messages. TWSocket has this on
board, so that's the proposed method.
The message pump (you can write your own of course) I proposed will
break his loop if a WM_QUIT message
