where can I find an example for uploading a file to a webserver using httpCli ?
I also want to measure the time needed to upload the file.
What is the best place to start and stop timing ?
OnHeaderRequestEnd ?
Paul
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Does anyone have experience with the file uploading using the HTTPServer? I
have a working server, but cannot seem to get the PostedData event handler
working properly (mime parsing). Is there classes/functions that I can make
use of in mimeutil.pas?
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> where can I find an example for uploading a file to a webserver using
> httpCli ?
That is no different than posting anything else. Pay attention to the data
format. Most scripts expect MIME multi-part format. You'll find sample by
searching the mailing list archive.
> I also want to measure
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>> where can I find an example for uploading a file to a webserver using
>> httpCli ?
>
> That is no different than posting anything else. Pay attention to the
> data format. Most scripts expect MIME multi-part format.
New TMultiPartFileReader from IcsSteams.pas may be hel
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>> where can I find an example for uploading a file to a webserver using
>> httpCli ?
>
> That is no different than posting anything else. Pay attention to the data
> forma
Thanks
Paul
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From: "Arno Garrels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Http file upload
> Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>> where can I find an example for
I've tested with an example i found in the archives.
'Method not allowed' is returned.
What am I doing wrong ?
Paul
function TBandwidthCheckForm.Upload:boolean;
const
LR= #13#10;
var
Buf : String;
FileToSend : TMemoryStream;
Boundary, FName: string;
begin
result:= true;
FName:= '
>>> What is the best place to start and stop timing ?
>>> OnHeaderRequestEnd ?
>>
>> OnRequestDone.
>
> onRequestdone to stop the timing,
> but when start the timing?
When you call Post if you want to take connection time in the count, or
OnSessionConnected if you want to start when the server is
