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"dzeidzei" <dzeidzei@suolakaivos.com> wrote in message
news:437b2354$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

> AnsiString * HttpsPostSMS(AnsiString *Url, AnsiString *Params)
> {
>   AnsiString *asRet = new AnsiString;

Why are you dynamically allocating AnsiString everywhere?  You should not
be.

> TIdHTTP *IdHTTP = new TIdHTTP(NULL);

You are not protecting that instantiation from unhandled exceptions.  If an
exception is thrown, you will have a lot of memory leaks in your code.

>   TIdConnectionInterceptOpenSSL *IdConnectionInterceptOpenSSL = new
TIdConnectionInterceptOpenSSL(NULL);

That component does not exist in either Indy 9 or 10.  You are using a very
old version of Indy, probably Indy 8.  Such versions are no longer
supported.  You should seriously consider upgrading to the latest
Development Snapshot of at least Indy 9 (though Indy 10 has more features).

> And when I try to call function above it'll trow 'Intercept value is not
valid'?

Since you are using a very outdated version of Indy, the only way to know
why that error occurs is for you to look at TIdHTTP's source code yourself.


Gambit