1. TCP4U
Even though I d/l'd it a while ago, I just started playing with it now for a
project intended to automate a few web tasks.
Major Kudos to Ray Smith for an excellent job, clear documentation, and easy to
understand demos.
If Rob hasn't been totally sickened by the blatant disregard for his hard work
lately, I would like add my full micro-economy vote for this month to Ray Smith
for this wonderful library.
Michael J. Sabal
2. Re: TCP4U
- Posted by Ray Smith <smithr at IX.NET.AU>
Jan 10, 2001
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Last edited Jan 11, 2001
Hi Michael,
>Even though I d/l'd it a while ago, I just started playing with it now for
a project intended to automate a few web tasks.
>
>Major Kudos to Ray Smith for an excellent job, clear documentation, and
easy to understand demos.
>
>If Rob hasn't been totally sickened by the blatant disregard for his hard
work lately, I would like add my full micro-economy vote for this month to
Ray Smith for this wonderful library.
Thankyou very much for your kind words ... and micro economy money :)
You have to remember I just wrapped an existing C library ...
it still took alot of effort to get it all working and put together.
With regards to Rob I think your being a bit harsh. I (and I assume
everyone else) writes programs in Euphoria because they enjoy it.
It's nice to get an email now and then from someone using a library
.. that hopefully has something nice to say ;)
if you want to become rich and famous I don't think Euphoria is the way
to go about it.
The micro economy is Rob's idea to reward contributers and it's left to
users to reward each other for their efforts. (And thankyou again for
my reward :) )
It's a very good idea and personally I don't believe Rob has to do
anything else .... saying that see my previous post - "Euphoria's Future"
for one idea to improve the quality of Euphoria Libraries. I wouldn't
consider euTcp4u to fit into the category of projects I was discussing
their though.
Thanks again Michael,
Ray Smith
3. TCP4U
- Posted by Robsz2 at aol.com
Apr 26, 2002
Hello All.
I am using tcp4u and I have a few questions.
1. When used to connect to a server, it connects as "Http4u by Ph. Jounin and
L. Le Bras". I want to change it so it connects as something else. How can I do
this?
2. When I grab a webpage, there is a problem. I try to connect to
"http://localhost/" and it works fine. Then if I try "http://localhost"
(without the trailing "/") it will not successfully connect. That is not somuch
the problem but if I then try again to connect to "http://localhost/" it will not
work. Any suggestions as to why?
3. Can tcp4u handle multiple incoming/outgoing connections simultaniously? I
want to use it to create a web server. If not, what would be a good tcp lib that
can handle this?
Thank you in advance for your response.
