Didn´t know that! Winsock've always been a black box to me :)
Thanks for the clarification,
Marcelo Grossi
> Asynchron behaviour is not achieved by using any additional thread!!
> Instead ICS uses non blocking winsock API in combination with window
> messages.
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Marcelo Grossi wrote:
> MethodName and MethodNameAsync have always the same difference.
> The first is a blocking procedure, the other one is not, wich means
> it uses its own Thread to do the processing.
Asynchron behaviour is not achieved by using any additional thread!!
Instead ICS uses non
Thanks Marcelo.. appreciate the explanation! However, still wondering
if there is a document that explains it so that I'm not bothering you
guys every time I hit a bump on the road :D
Cheers
Mohit.
Marcelo Grossi wrote:
> MethodName and MethodNameAsync have always the same difference. The
MethodName and MethodNameAsync have always the same difference. The
first is a blocking procedure, the other one is not, wich means it uses its
own Thread to do the processing.
When using Post you will only be able to execute the next line of code
(after Post) when the Post is actually
Hi, I'm looking at the source code for the example below, and just
realized that there isn't a help file for the ICS. Is there any
documentation reference that I could look at?
I'm trying to understand, for example, the difference between Post and
PostAsync and when to use which one.
Thanks,
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
>
>> The basic POST works now - I can submit data to a form. But, I can't
>> begin to get my head around the things involved in posting images to
>> the application. I understand that I need to post it as a multi-part
>> form with a suitable separ
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
> The basic POST works now - I can submit data to a form. But, I can't
> begin to get my head around the things involved in posting images to
> the application. I understand that I need to post it as a multi-part
> form with a suitable separator for the parts, then set the
Hi! I've just started to play with the Httpcli component and I'm hoping
to create a program that will allow me to post images to a web application.
The basic POST works now - I can submit data to a form. But, I can't
begin to get my head around the things involved in posting images to the
app
