No Worries Bro. I'm trying to encourage because I think this is a good
feature coming together even if it's still in the infancy.
I ran into this a little with shaky upload to my JAS server thing. I
think I managed but I too didn't get to the multi-file bit. In fact to
be honest - it was only THEN did I truly start to understand how the
multi-file thing worked when I was all knee deep in the code but I
digress. So I'm ready to help if I can in any capacity on this myself!
:)
Go Team! LOL (Sorry - love Synapse)
--Jason
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [Synalist] RE : THTTPSend - posting and receiving big
files
From: Krzysztof <dib...@wp.pl>
Date: Thu, May 12, 2011 4:53 am
To: Ararat Synapse <synalist-public@lists.sourceforge.net>
There is no multiple files and resuming tranfers yet. I created this
class only for my one simple case.
2011/5/12 <jasonps...@jegas.com>
I too would like to see this code as part of the library.
It'd be really extra points if we could do "100 - continue" where you
can call the server, get the go ahead to continue with the binary
stream
or not, then resume on same socket. With Multiple files. I assume now
you are only transferring one file at a time. If I'm wrong and you
already did the work for the multi-file - extra extra points! (B^)>
Good
Job
--Jason P Sage
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [Synalist] RE : THTTPSend - posting and receiving big
files
From: Noah Silva <shir...@galapagossoftware.com>
Date: Wed, May 11, 2011 11:21 pm
To: Ararat Synapse <synalist-public@lists.sourceforge.net>
Hi,
If this works well, it might be nice to see added to the standard
Synapse code...
Thank you,
Noah Silva
2011/5/12 Krzysztof <dib...@wp.pl>
Ok,
I wrote my own descendant:
TMyHTTPSend = class(THTTPSend)
private
function MyReadUnknown(AFile: TFileStream): Boolean;
function MyReadIdentity(AFile: TFileStream; Size: Integer): Boolean;
function MyReadChunked(AFile: TFileStream): Boolean;
public
function UploadFile(const Method, URL, AFileName: string): Boolean;
function DownloadFile(const Method, URL, ADestFileName: string):
Boolean;
end;
Which use code from HTTPMethod but instead of
FSock.SendBuffer(Document.Memory) it uses FSock.SendStream(f) and
FSock.ReadStream(f) where "f" is TFileStream and it works like a charm
:D . Great that all methods and local variables are in protected
section. Now I can upload and download very big files without loading
them to memory and with all THTTPSend functionality (OnHeartBeat,
OnStatus etc)
Regards
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