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Thank You Mr. Lebeau,

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
news:420a530c@newsgroups.borland.com...

> You should be specifying the host name, not the IP.

I think You're right as always, that's the first thing I noticed in Mr. 
Aletto working code! IE used 127.0.0.1 with my " header sniffer" server ... 
but I had used http://127.0.0.1:8000/ in its url to make it log with my 
server (working on port 8000) :-)

>
>>  SDBLogClientSocket->Socket->SendText(Request);
>
> You are not checking the return value of SendText() to make sure that the
> whole request has actually been sent.  The return value tells you how many
> bytes were actually sent.
>
> If SendText() returns a value less then the length of the string, then you
> have to call SendText() again to finish sending the same string.  Make 
> sure
> to remove the characters that were already sent before sending the string
> again.
>
> If SendText() returns -1, then use WSAGetLastError() to know whether the
> send actually failed, or just blocked.  If WSAGetLastError() returns
> WSAEWOULDBLOCK, you have to wait until the OnWrite event is triggered 
> before
> you can send data again.  If WSAGetLastError() does not return
> WSAEWOULDBLOCK, then an actual socket error occured, the OnError event 
> will
> be triggered, and the socket will be disconnected automatically.
>

Yes ... it's a my terrible custom to not check the SendText result ... I use 
to test my projects in my little local LAN, so that function can always send 
all the buffer at once ...

>> It connects fine but then I receive the classical HTTP 404 error
>> "The page cannot be found".
>
> Correct, because your request data is wrong to begin with.  Specifically,
> your Host header value is wrong.  You must use the hostname, not the IP, 
> or
> else the server refuses the request with an error.
>

Thank You again! Now I can get rid of the (not working) Indy component in my 
project!

Stefano B.