Difference between revisions of "THttpCli.FAQ.Timeout"
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| − | Use a TTimer. You start it when you are executing your request and disable from [ | + | Use a TTimer. You start it when you are executing your request and disable from [[THttpCli.OnRequestDone | OnRequestDone]]. In the TTimer.OnTimer event you should call [[THttpCli.Abort | Abort]] when timeout is passed. |
Latest revision as of 10:51, 19 February 2006
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Use a TTimer. You start it when you are executing your request and disable from OnRequestDone. In the TTimer.OnTimer event you should call Abort when timeout is passed.
