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> There is no such error message in Indy, or the VCL in general for that
> matter.  Are you sure that the error message isn't actually the
> following instead?
> 
>     Invalid argument to date encode.
> 
> Notice date vs. data.
Yes, sorry, it is DATE

> 
> What is the actual class type, not the text message, of the exception
> being thrown?
> 
>     catch(const Exception &e)
>     {
>         ShowMessage(e.ClassName());
>     }
> 
The code don 't execute the catch statement, on the post methode, 0.5
seconds later I get the error.

> If the error is actually an invalid date encoding, then that suggests
> that either:
> 
> 1) you did not specify a valid Request->Date, Request->Expires, or
> Request->LastModified value
Gives nothing when I change this values.
> 
> 2) the server sent back a Response->Date, Response->Expires, or
> Response->LastModified value that Indy does not understand.

Can it be that it is a aspx page .Net framework ?
I check tomorrow with the network administrator for the settings on the
webserver.

Thanks for the tip and help.

Jan