That's correct. If the method was get it didn't require (in fact would give me an error "cannot send content body with this verb type") a request, only to get the response. However, for some reason with my code that does an async request, it will only work if I do send something. So if the...
A few lines above that right before the 4 closing braces it will return responseString if the request was successful. Hard to follow becuase of the formatting.
I tried changing the request to be an asynchttp request. Assuming I've implemented it correclty, this does not appear to be...
These are the functions that send and receive the requests. I realize there's a lot of things in here that may not be done entirely properly :o so unless they could be causing my problem, please overlook them :)
In the even bigger picture (the entire project is close to 6000 lines, with most...
Earlier I had tried disposing the streams in a finally, but it did not help. I tried usings as you suggested, but I'm still getting the same problems. As far as the exceptions go, the code I posted above is a function and that function call is in a try catch, so they are caught by the calling...
I have tried that. if anything it seemed to make the problem worse, although that's hard to say for sure because of how the system behaves after you get these timeouts.
I'm writing an application that simplifies some web site interfaces I use at work, and one of them in particular is causing problems. It uses a persistent connection to keep you logged in. I have a relatively short timeout set on the http request since normally the website is very fast, but it...
I bought a dell 2007fpw (or wfp, whatever it is) for $415 shipped. A friend of mine who works at a big distributer says he coulda gotten it for me for $200. Somehow I find that hard to believe though.
Do you have any external storge devices plugged in? This can cause windows to not load. A USB printer will also do this if it has a memory card slot (even if nothing is in the slot).
I'm looking to build a new system around christmas time, and I've got a few options I'm considering. One is a SFF, and to do this I'll need a multi-bay enclosure of some sort.
I'm definitely considering (wanting) eSATA.
I found one company selling 4/5 bay enclosures that hook up to your...
Gamingphreak also said that digital is digital. Will I see a difference with that sound card?
How coincidental. I set up that exact same system for a friend a little while back.
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