02:59:24 PM
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You can set the timeout via the nConnectTimeout property, rather than calling WinInetSetTimeout() property.
LOCAL oHttp as wwHttp oHttp = Create('wwHttp') oHttp.nConnectTimeout = 10 oHttp.nHTTPConnectType=1 && 3 oHttp.nhttppostmode=1
The problem is that most of WinInet settings are applied after connection, and the various API calls are initialized only after the Connect method is fired. In fact calling the method before there is a connect handle has no effect so this wouldn't work anyway.
The method originates from older days (and is now used internally) when we used HttpGetEx() with explicit HttpConnect() calls. HttpGet() does all this internally and nConnectTimeout calls WinInetSetTimeout() internally.
Hope this helps,
+++ Rick ---
Hi Rick
It seems setting the oHttp.wininetsettimeout(15) was causing the crash, it is working fine now.
Thanks
Sam
oHttp = Create('wwHttp') *!* oHttp.wininetsettimeout(15) oHttp.nHTTPConnectType=1 && 3 oHttp.nhttppostmode=1
Hi Sam,
What is the exact error and where does it occur?
InternetSetOption is a Windows API call so it should work unless there's any code that's calling CLEAR DLLS somewhere in your code...
+++ Rick ---
Hi Rick
After downloading the shareware client tools 5.62 .I am getting an error
File internetsetoption.prg does not exit
lRetVal=InternetSetOption(lnHandle,INTERNET_OPTION_CONNECT_TIMEOUT,@dwTimeoutSecs,4)
The old copy of wwhttp did not contain Addheader Function but worked for longest time.
I removed all the old programs now looking forward to upgrade .
Thanks
Sam