Dear ICS User,
Is exist a way to know inside the OnRequestDone if the command done was
a POST or a GET ?
Thanks,
Bruno
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RqType: THttpRequest;
this holds the request type, such as get, post, put, head etc.
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 3:12 PM, Bruno Mannina bmann...@free.fr wrote:
Dear ICS User,
Is exist a way to know inside the OnRequestDone if the command done was a
POST or a GET ?
Thanks,
Bruno
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Hi Brian,
Great ! Thanks !
THttpRequest = (httpABORT, httpGET, httpPOST, httpPUT,
httpHEAD, httpCLOSE);
Le 12/12/2012 16:52, brian - a écrit :
RqType: THttpRequest;
this holds the request type, such as get, post, put, head etc.
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 3:12
How can this be done? For example checking 100 proxy's at the same time
like with PHP curl_multi.
Are there any open source projects based on ICS avaliable so I can have a
look :)
There are a lot of samples included with ICS right in the distribution. Did
you had a look at it ?
Hint: Look at
Albert Wiersch wrote:
Hi Arno,
I tested with the ICS-V7 snapshot here:
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/ICS_Download
And it didn't work. It requested port 80 when it should have
requested port 8080. It works as expected in Firefox.
Please read my previous messages in TWSocket.
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When compiling and droping the design time component on the form in
XE3. Compiler sadly shows this..
Define USE_SSL in your project options and *Rebuild* the project
compiling isn't enough after conditionals have changed.
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Please read my previous messages in TWSocket. There are just
two 'small' bugs:
1) property Location doesn't include the port number and
2) the Host header lacks the port number as well which is the
reason why your php script reports port 80 though the client
actually is connected to port
A quick fix that seems to correct the issue is to add a FTargetPort:=
FPort to the procedure THttpCli.StartRelocation in the
OverbyteIcsHttpProt unit.
procedure THttpCli.StartRelocation;
...
CleanupSendStream;
LoginDelayed;
end
else begin
+FTargetPort:=
Is there a cookie manager component like in INDY?
Yes, it was added to ICS v8 earlier this year, TIcsCookies in
OverbyteIcsCookies, from the code:
Overview
Provides a memory store for persistent and non-persistent cookies
captured from the HTTP SetCookie header, and builds a Cookie
