On Wednesday, October 09, 2013 5:52 PM [GMT+1=CET],
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> Using the sample OverbyteHttpsTst application, I get the below, but
>> no body content. It looks like it goes through some redirects and
>> switches to http from https.
>
> Indeed, it switches to n
On Wednesday, October 09, 2013 5:33 PM [GMT+1=CET],
Albert Wiersch wrote:
> I just upgraded to the latest version of ICS-V8 but I still cannot
> seem to get a reasonable result when fetching https://yahoo.com.
Did that work with ICSv7? Is it a regression?
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Yes, I guess that's possible.
This is how it works at the moment.
I have an array of records. Each record contains a string and an integer.
The string is used to hold the incoming data and integer hold the timeout
value that counts down.
As data arrives it is added to the string associated with
> The data is enclosed with a standard tag format. In this case it is
., so I know when
> I have received a complete message
So you have a delimiter which is "". It could be sed for TWSocket
LineMode.
Note that you cannot have embedded messages in messages.
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> Alternatively you start a timer with short interval (100 ms) when you
receive data,
> reset the timer each time you receive data and keep adding the data to a
buffer.
> Once the timer triggers you can assume you have all data.
> This way it keeps working of the XML layout changes :)
I don't ag
Thank you Arno, upgrading to V8 and trying your solution seems to work
quite good.
Now I only have one issue left (but that can be handled) that I get
dupplicate answers. But better duplicates than none at all ;-)
Greetings
Markus
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> Using the sample OverbyteHttpsTst application, I get the below, but
> no body content. It looks like it goes through some redirects and
> switches to http from https.
Indeed, it switches to non-SSL but still using port 443, and you then get an
10053 abort error. I've reproduced the same error
I just upgraded to the latest version of ICS-V8 but I still cannot seem to get
a reasonable result when fetching "https://yahoo.com";.
Using the sample OverbyteHttpsTst application, I get the below, but no body
content. It looks like it goes through some redirects and switches to http
from https.
> Alternatively you start a timer with short interval (100 ms) when
> you receive data, reset the timer each time you receive data and
> keep adding the data to a buffer.
> Once the timer triggers you can assume you have all data. This way
> it keeps working of the XML layout changes :)
A timer
Alternatively you start a timer with short interval (100 ms) when you
receive data, reset the timer each time you receive data and keep adding
the data to a buffer.
Once the timer triggers you can assume you have all data. This way it
keeps working of the XML layout changes :)
Merijn
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On Tuesday, October 08, 2013 9:58 PM [GMT+1=CET],
Markus Humm wrote:
> 3. I send UDP packets with a target address of 255.255.255.255
>
> This works fine as long as only one network adapter is present in the
> system.
AFAIK a broadcast target is always a network or subnet.
Hence if there are mu
The data is enclosed with a standard tag format. In this case it is
., so I know when I have received a complete message
The message may or may not include carriage returns or line feeds. These
would be removed anyway as they have no meaning within the message.
Graham
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> 3. I send UDP packets with a target address of 255.255.255.255
> This works fine as long as only one network adapter is present in
> the system. But with more than one Windows picks the one with a
> configured gateway and doesn't send anything via the local ones
> without defined gateway.
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