use NMHTTP in console application

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3 total messages Started by Wulf Döring Sat, 03 Mar 2007 11:46

#311

Author: Wulf Döring
Date: Sat, 03 Mar 2007 11:46

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Hello,
I want to use the NMHTTP component in a pure console application, 
because I don't need any GUI.
How can this be done?
Simply include vcl.h and the http related header files seems not be 
sufficient.

How can I make an instance from the TNMHTTP class?
When using the GUI environment, the main form class definition contains 
just a pointer to TNMHTTP, but something like TNMHTTP* myinstance = new 
TNMHTTP(); isn't visible in the source code.

Does somebody knows a guidance how to use c++ builder components in 
console applications?

Wulf

Re: use NMHTTP in console application

#312

Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Sat, 03 Mar 2007 21:15

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"Wulf D�ring" <wulf.doering-remove-@t-online.de> wrote in message
news:esbn2c$o3g$1@online.de...

> How can I make an instance from the TNMHTTP class?

The same way you instantiate an instance of any other class
dynamically - via the 'new' operator, ie:

    TNMHTTP *http = new TNMHTTP(NULL);
    //...
    delete http;

> When using the GUI environment, the main form class definition
> contains just a pointer to TNMHTTP, but something like
> TNMHTTP* myinstance = new TNMHTTP(); isn't visible in
> the source code.

That is because the DFM streaming system handles the creation at
runtime and then assigns the pointer afterwards.


Gambit

Re: use NMHTTP in console application

#313

Author: Wulf Döring
Date: Sun, 04 Mar 2007 11:10

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Thanks,
it's really so easy. My little tool works now.

Wulf

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