VB Controls, inet on client & winsock on a server it's a good idea?

inet on client & winsock on a server it's a good idea?

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Juan Gonzale #1 / 4	inet on client & winsock on a server it's a good idea? Hi guys, I'm having problems with restrictions using winsock, so I'm trying to make connections with inet on my client side. Does anybody know if that works well or any experience about it? Thank you very much, Juan
Tue, 28 Dec 2004 01:23:48 GMT

Max Bolingbrok #2 / 4	inet on client & winsock on a server it's a good idea? Inet is just a layer over Winsock.. what are these restrictions you have encountered? Max Bolingbroke Quote: > Hi guys, > I'm having problems with restrictions using winsock, so > I'm trying to make connections with inet on my client > side. Does anybody know if that works well or any > experience about it? > Thank you very much, > Juan
Tue, 28 Dec 2004 14:17:43 GMT

Juan #3 / 4	inet on client & winsock on a server it's a good idea? The restriction basically is that there is a firewall that blocks everything but not http connections. So I guess that is just about the header Inet sends and not winsock? Quote: >-----Original Message----- >Inet is just a layer over Winsock.. what are these restrictions you have encountered? Quote: >Max Bolingbroke Quote: >> Hi guys, >> I'm having problems with restrictions using winsock, so >> I'm trying to make connections with inet on my client >> side. Does anybody know if that works well or any >> experience about it? >> Thank you very much, >> Juan >.
Tue, 28 Dec 2004 22:49:22 GMT

Max Bolingbrok #4 / 4	inet on client & winsock on a server it's a good idea? Inet sends properly formed HTTP requests, which the proxy would accept. You can easily emulate Inet with Winsock (www.vbip.com for example of HTTP readers). The "header" shouldn't make a difference as long as the base request is OK. Max Bolingbroke
Wed, 29 Dec 2004 22:13:48 GMT

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