On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 10:36 PM, Francois PIETTE wrote:
> it's time for a rewrite from
>>> scratch IMO.
>>>
>> And give it a different name, to bypass the "no brake early code" rule, or
>> some of the annoyances will have to remain. Or start a new branch of renewed
>> components.
>> And, IMHO,
I'll post the code in google code along with that tiny client :) it's
nothing major and my code is probably embarrassingly messy
and primitive though, I'm sure it can be improved a lot ^^ Just a small
clarification though, it's not a component, it's only a unit with an object
I called TTwitterCli,
> Always been a bit skeptic about open source, how do you make money from that
> :)
Just ask RedHat or Canonical, for example. Better yet, ask François !
Like Jeff said, you're not open-sourcing your application, just the component.
In return, you will get lots of debugging/testing and even
impro
It doesn't need to be complete.
If all one wants to do is tweet a message, then this would be enough, yes?
I would be interested in using it for various status projects.
Please post what you have.
Thanks,
Matt
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On 2/21/2011 2:24 PM, brian - wrote:
Always been a bit skeptic about open source,
> how do you make money from that :)
What you would contribute to the ICS community as
open source is just the base component -- not the
application level implementation, which is where we
all have the opportuni
Hi,
I made a small modification to OverbyteIcsHttpProt
and OverbyteIcsHttpCCodZLib, maybe it can be sorted for the next version.
OverbyteIcsHttpProt :
I made a small change to modify the headers before sending a request. I know
there is an event for it, OnBeforeHeaderSend, however that's not qui
I'm pretty sure I mailed mine a few years ago, but might as well send
another :) I just do see more and more people lately using Indy by default
since it started coming packed with Delphi, and they either don't know about
ICS or prefer the simplicity of Indy. I prefer ICS for the control it gives
m
Always been a bit skeptic about open source, how do you make money from that
:)
On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 3:23 PM, Francois PIETTE
wrote:
> closed source for now since im using it for another large project, and the
>> libraries are not complete, it's mostly just the steps to auth with
>> twitter
>>
it's time for a rewrite from
scratch IMO.
And give it a different name, to bypass the "no brake early code" rule, or
some of the annoyances will have to remain. Or start a new branch of
renewed components.
And, IMHO, if technically possible, the THttpCli should mix HTTP and
HTTPS, and handle in
RTT wrote:
>> it's time for a rewrite from
>> scratch IMO.
> And give it a different name,
> to bypass the "no brake early code" rule,
Agreed, however I won't be the guy who rewrite it.
Better ask the guys who waste there time with ICS-marketing
in social networks ;)
IMO, at first the componen
it's time for a rewrite from
scratch IMO.
And give it a different name, to bypass the "no brake early code" rule,
or some of the annoyances will have to remain. Or start a new branch of
renewed components.
And, IMHO, if technically possible, the THttpCli should mix HTTP and
HTTPS, and handle in
Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
> Sorry but I inadvertently delete the message of Arno.
> IIRC the test is used to do not accept the basic authentication if
> the server give it as the only authentication method acceppted. So
> the component should continue as it s unable to authenticate to the
> server.
Frans van Daalen wrote:
>>> One was using webmarshal and the other ISA. But i'm not behind a
>>> proxy and also still keep getting the "HTTP component is busy"
>>> error message when using the async get.
>>
>> It still doesn't work probably so don't send it to your customer yet.
>> I'm working o
Sorry but I inadvertently delete the message of Arno.
IIRC the test is used to do not accept the basic authentication if the server
give it as the only authentication method acceppted. So the component should
continue as it s unable to authenticate to the server.
Bye, Maurizio.
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