Comments by Eugene Mayeski

Eugene Mayeski 1-May-13 13:42pm View

:) Console.WriteLine does nothing when used in GUI application (just re-tested with Delphi Win32 and with .NET 4.0 applications). There's no output in default console (when started from console) and no new console is allocated when the application is started from GUI. Actually this problem existed for years and that was a popular question about 10 years ago :).

Eugene Mayeski 1-May-13 13:26pm View

Console class will allocate a new console, no?

Eugene Mayeski 1-May-13 13:09pm View

Mike, enlighten us, please, how does one application use default console when started from console, or shows no console when started from GUI process?

Eugene Mayeski 1-May-13 9:23am View

Actually EXE file of the .NET application has Win32 stub which can be replaced with custom bootstrapper.

Eugene Mayeski 1-May-13 9:23am View

.NET Framework comes preinstalled on Windows 7 and with later service packs of Windows XP.

Eugene Mayeski 29-Apr-13 6:43am View

Unfortunately I don't know how exactly the web service is accessed, so I can't recommend anything besides using some other web service client to establish connection and transfer data.

Eugene Mayeski 26-Apr-13 0:59am View

No. Certificate validity is determined using a number of criteria, not just expiration. Those tabs that you have listed should show various information related to validity of the certificate. For example, they can show that the Root CA certificate is not found, or that certificate's signature could not be checked or something like that. Doing inspection on the system in question can reveal the source of your problem.

Eugene Mayeski 25-Apr-13 9:46am View

That's great. What those properties say in regards to validity ?

Eugene Mayeski 25-Apr-13 2:31am View

And what does certificate properties say regarding validity of the certificate? Right-click on the certificate file (or the signed file) in Explorer to find certificate properties.

Eugene Mayeski 20-Apr-13 2:13am View

Please see LMD ElPack. At times when I added Unicode to it, it provided Unicode support for Delphi 3 to Delphi 7 (there was no newer versions of Delphi in 2001-2003) on Win9x. Now tell me that I don't get it.

Eugene Mayeski 19-Apr-13 14:03pm View

Wrong. One can use a unicode editor to get the UTF8 string, then embed the string to the source code.

And kudos for telling me about me not knowing the problem, as I wrote ElPack (now LMD ElPack) 15 years ago, and that was true Unicode library for Delphi ;) (which unlike TNT controls delivered the real Unicode solution on Win9x and not hacks around NT functions).

Eugene Mayeski 10-Oct-11 0:42am View

You have not read my reply. You must use filter driver, and Dokan is not a filter driver. You can't use Dokan.

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