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Capturing Response Stream ?

 
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Shane Holmes
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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 6:05 am    Post subject: Capturing Response Stream ? Reply with quote



Delphi 2007 - Intraweb 9.x

I use a custom HTTP server which takes a request and responds by sending
back a report (PDF format).
This works great with regular HTML and IE.

I am now creating a Intraweb ISAPI DLL and sending the requests with the
appropriate parameters to the custom HTTP server in hopes of getting back a
report.

How can I capture this response stream and display it in a IW component or
new window?

Because this is a DLL, I don't want the response to unload and replace my
DLL, so I need to display the response in a IW component or new window.

Can anyone help me?


THanks
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Guillermo Ortega
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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 8:09 pm    Post subject: Re: Capturing Response Stream ? Reply with quote



Shane Holmes wrote:

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Delphi 2007 - Intraweb 9.x


I am now creating a Intraweb ISAPI DLL and sending the requests with
the appropriate parameters to the custom HTTP server in hopes of
getting back a report.

How can I capture this response stream and display it in a IW
component or new window?


check the thread "Submitting Form data directly", there is a sample on
how to make a call and have the response (the code used is for indy 9)

Guillermo
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