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"Christer Borgqvist" <christer.borgqvist10@bredband.net> wrote in message
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> Hello all,
>
> I have a TIdHTTPServer and in the Connect event i do like this

Make sure you free the TServObj object in the OnDisconnect event.

> in the IdHTTPServerCommandGet like this

Are you setting a response if the request data is less than 10 characters?

> ResponseInfo->ContentStream = new
> TStringStream(dataptr->sResponse);

You don't need to wrap the Response string into a TStringStream.
TIdHTTPResponseInfo has a ContentText property that you can use instead:

    ResponseInfo->ContentText = dataptr->sResponse;

> ResponseInfo->ContentStream->Write("OK", 2 );

Why are you appending an OK to the end of the response data?

> the problem is that in the Taskmanager i can se that the
> handles is increase every time i fire the event, why?

I don't see you freeing anything.  But then again, the code you showed is
incompletely to begin with.  You didn't even show what your event handler is
actually doing.


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