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I thank you again,
I see I have two  possibilities one with Thttp but I must know the name of 
the file,And is it possible to obtain the file creation date without 
downloading it,in the case I know its name?

or with TFTP and here I must ask if I can put a special password for the 
specified directory where users could download (because I don't want they 
can modify my web site).
For the instance I have done it with TFTP but the password is a problem!
I thank you again
Patrick.

"hans galema" <notused@notused.nl> a �crit dans le message de news: 
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> Artaud wrote:
>
>> Yes it is a web site
>
> Ok. So on computer connected to the internet runs a server program. In 
> this case a webserver. Webservers speak http. SO you need a http
> component. You can use Indy TIdHttp for it but also TCppWebBrowser.
>
> > in which is a directory with a specified file and I
>> would than my application goes to read the name of the file
>
> That is never possile. You have to know the name of the file before.
>
> > and compare it
>> with one in its hard disk and if it is ok the application download the 
>> file.
>
> Browsers can get that info. So I think it is possible. But I never
> tried to do that.
>
>> That is what I would to do, but I don't know what to use.
>
> If you would use ftp then these things are easier. But than there
> should run an ftp server to. Most ftp servers on websites do not use
> anonimous login.
>
>> At the first time I would read this filename on the website,
>
> What is that ? Reading a filename ? See if the file exists ?
>
> > but I don't
>> know what to use to be transparent for the user A way like if I type the 
>> url in a browser like
>> http://mywebsite/mydirectory/myfile.exe
>> and if the filename is ok I start the download like "save" in a browser.
>> It is only the FTP component able to do it? because I must put the name 
>> and pwd of my website!!
>
> For ftp yes, you should know user,pass. But not with http.
>
> Hans.
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