1:
I am just experimenting with XE2 and ICS. If I create a basic VCL project
and add a TFTPClient, compile for 32-bit, all is fine. Compile for 64-bit
and I get the error:
Can't find OverbyteIcsWndControl.dcu
Something simple I am missing?
2:
Now trying to do the same thing in a FireMonkey
Graham Powell wrote:
1:
I am just experimenting with XE2 and ICS. If I create a basic VCL
project and add a TFTPClient, compile for 32-bit, all is fine.
Compile for 64-bit and I get the error:
Can't find OverbyteIcsWndControl.dcu
Something simple I am missing?
Make sure the ICS Vc32
1: That fixed it. Thanks. Must keep my eyes open for all these extra boxes.
2: Good luck. I'm not that impressed with FireMonkey yet. I think the
concept is brilliant, but seems to be a long way from being useable once you
get away from basic component usage. Still that's not for this discussion
SVN has been updated with a new THttpServer:
Oct 18, 2011 V7.40 Angus
GET performance improvements, use TBufferedFileStream, SndBlkSize default
is 8192 and dynamically increased to new property MaxBlkSize if stream is
larger than SndBlkSize. SocketSndBufSize also increased to SndBlkSize.
I'm kind of bound to HTTP due to some backward compatibility constraints
:(
Does anyone have a working example of this I could look at? I'm having
problems getting something working or perhaps links to any documentation
That would assist.
Thanks again,
Chris.
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Does anyone have a working example of this I could look at?
An example of what, a web server? Or use of a timer?
I actually added a timer to my own web server yesterday, to delay sending
a 404 error by 30 seconds to any hackers that try and open a PHP page, to
slow down their probing.
I'm still using the WebServer demo (although much cut down) to try
and Add in the changes you suggested.
That's fine.
i.e. in the PostDocument
Flags := hgAcceptData; --- PostedData wont fire unless this is
set.
ClientCnx.KeepAlive := True;
What about the code to send the XML, and
I also find myself with the need to edit the DocumentToContentType
function, each time I update my local copy of ICS.
This has not being addressed yet, so how about if, instead of the more
complex implementation proposed here, an assignable
OnDocumentToContentType property is added to the
