On Dec 30, 2004, at 4:31 PM, Norman Palardy wrote:
Actually, the docs say that HTTP status is passed along with the
contents in the "PageReceived" event. 404 is used in the example, so
you just need to subclass and handle you missing link there.
IF you use the asynchronous mechanisms this is true .... at least
thats how I read it and a quick test indicates that this is the case
(Waiting for Aaron to chime in...)
I have an app which uses HTTPSocket quite extensively. I gave up on
synchronous because my app would "hang" when the user quits until the
HTTPSocket Timeout period expires. And since this app is all about
polling web pages, the sockets are constantly firing. There were just
too many disadvantages for synchronous mode.
Sorry, I can't be more help. =(
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