Yeah it is, I just had a little poke around in REALbasic's resource fork.
If you extract the 'PrjI' resources, and save them as '.rb' files you will
see each of them contains one of the internet classes introduced in RB 5.
The following classes are all written in REALbasic:
HTTPSocket
HTTPSecureSocket
SMTPSocket
SMTPSecureSocket
POP3Socket
POP3SecureSocket
EmailMessage
EmailHeaders
Unfortunately they are all encrypted classes. I would have liked to be able
to add the proxy support myself, but they obviously don't want people doing
that.
--
Charlie Boisseau
> I believe RS said it when they first introduced it.
>
> On Oct 27, 2003, at 12:38 PM, Charlie Boisseau wrote:
>
>> I think I remember someone said that the HTTPSocket was actually written in
>> REALbasic (instead of C++ like most other built-in classes), in which case I
>> can honestly say that to implement this would take 5 minutes.
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