Arno Garrels wrote:
> colin masters wrote:
>> I am creating the component at runtime, which seems to work well,
>> however is there a way to surpress the connection timeout message if
>> I can not connect to a web site as I do not wish to see it.
>
> What message do you mean? Do you call synchronous methods and do not
> want to show component's own timeout exceptions?:
>
> try
> HttpCli1.Get; // synchronous method
> except
> if (HttpCli1.StatusCode = 404) and
> (Pos('aborted on timeout', HttpCli1.ReasonPhrase) > 0) then
> Exit; // ignore
> Display(..);
> end;
Well, when I look at procedure THttpCli.DoRequestSync(Rq : THttpRequest);
I think there is a bug because FRequestDoneError should be passed as the
ErrCode to EHttpException.Create() rather than the StatusCode if
FRequestDoneError <> 0, that way one would be able to inspect EHttpException's
ErrorCode property and act accordingly. The StatusCode is a public property
of THttpCli anyway.
What do you/all think?
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Arno Garrels
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