Paul wrote:
What's the current status of V7 ?
I'm only interested in http(s)
At least unit OverbyteHttpProt.pas still includes code
which has to be reviewed and modified to work with
Delphi 2009. Look at function EncodeLine().
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Hi,
THttpServer
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Added Keep-Alive timeout and a maximum number
of allowed requests during persistent connections. Set property
KeepAliveTimeSec to zero in order disable this feature entirely,
otherwise persistent connections are dropped either after an idle
time of value
Changes are ICS v7 only.
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Arno Garrels wrote:
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THttpServer
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Added Keep-Alive timeout and a maximum number
of allowed requests during persistent connections. Set property
KeepAliveTimeSec to zero in
Could this give problems ?
I need a http server that also needs some https clients to connect to
webservices.
thanks,
Paul
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Hello all,
using TFtpClient with ConnectionType = ftpSocksX we probably need to reassign
SocksProperties before each FDataSocket.Connect. Because after first Close of
DataSocket this properties will be resetted (see Wsocket.pas, procedure
TCustomSocksWSocket.AssignDefaultValue;) so only first
Could this give problems ?
I need a http server that also needs some https clients to connect to
webservices.
No problem to use the https client component from http server application.
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