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I'm not familar with the INDY SMTP component. I want to send a mail with INDY and Office 365. Here is a nice topic which helped me a lot: What do the SMTP Indy component security and authentication properties do? But I did not figured out how to use SASL. Office365 adress is smtp.office365.com with port 587 and TLS. So I added an SMTP and an OpenSSL-IOHandler to my form and setted the properties. But I didn't work, the app is just freezing. I need to know how to use SASL with Office365. Thanks. Office365 only supports the LOGIN SASL on TLS port 587. The following code works fine for me when I

Today I try to compile my XE3 project in XE4. First problem that I face is with Indy's FTCPClient.Socket.ReadBytes() method. Before it was accepting TBytes type, now it insists on TidBytes. Definitions: TIdBytes = array of Byte; TBytes, Im not sure I guess it is generics something like TArray which is array of Byte. Question number 1: Why does compiler complain by saying that'[dcc32 Error] HistoricalStockData.pas(298): E2033 Types of actual and formal var parameters must be identical'. As I see they are already identical. Question number 2: Should I modify my source code with the each new

I am looking for any code samples that show how to pull images from URL into Delphi TImage component. Thanks, With help of TMemoryStream and Indy component. uses GIFImg; procedure TForm1.btn1Click(Sender: TObject); var MS : TMemoryStream; GIf: TGIFImage; begin MS := TMemoryStream.Create; GIf := TGIFImage.Create; try IdHTTP1.get('http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif',MS); Ms.Seek(0,soFromBeginning); Gif.LoadFromStream(MS); img1.Picture.Assign(GIF); finally FreeAndNil(GIF); FreeAndNil(MS); end; end; Code Worked for JPEG as well. For this project I used Indy components (like first

I am looking for any code samples that show how to pull images from URL into Delphi TImage component. Thanks, With help of TMemoryStream and Indy component. uses GIFImg; procedure TForm1.btn1Click(Sender: TObject); var MS : TMemoryStream; GIf: TGIFImage; begin MS := TMemoryStream.Create; GIf := TGIFImage.Create; try IdHTTP1.get('http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif',MS); Ms.Seek(0,soFromBeginning); Gif.LoadFromStream(MS); img1.Picture.Assign(GIF); finally FreeAndNil(GIF); FreeAndNil(MS); end; end; Code Worked for JPEG as well. For this project I used Indy components (like first

I want to approach the Exchange webservice and handle XML SOAP composition (request) and parsing (response) myself. Therefore, THTPPRIO seems a bit overkill. I'm trying TIdHTTP but I'm stuck on the authentication; using Delphi XE2 update 4 with Indy 10.5.8.0 Here's the code: idHTTP1.Request.CustomHeaders.AddValue('SOAPAction','"http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/messages/ResolveNames"'); IdHTTP1.Post('https://webmail.mailserver.nl/ews/exchange.asmx',TSRequest,TSResponse); TSRequest,TSResponse are UTF-8 TStringStreams, TSRequest contains the entire SOAP envelope IdHTTP1

For a Microsoft CRM project, we need NTLM authentication in the Delphi 2009 web service client. It looks like Indy 10 Tiburon already has experimental NTLM support . How can I activate the NTLM authentication for the THTTPRio component and use the logon information (user name, password, domain) of the destination web service server? Edit: it would also be helpful if there is a way to use other authentication methods than 'Basic', for example HTTP Digest access authentication . In the user name property of the WebNode subcomponent of the THTTPRio component, use the domain name followed by a

I am using INDY to send Email using the SMTP client on port 25 with no problem. Now I need to send an Email using a Gmail account and for that I need to use TLS. Can anyone provide a simple sample on how to do that. Thanks This code works for GMail: begin IDSMTP1 := TIDSMTP.Create; IdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL1 := TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL.Create; try with IDSMTP1 do begin Host := srvr.Host; Port := srvr.Port; if (srvr.needAuthentication = 'Y') then AuthType := satDefault else AuthType := satNone; IOHandler := IdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL1; if (srvr.secureMode = 'Y') then UseTLS :=

After a lot of searching I thought Indy TCP server would be the best to use on Instant messenger server I am working on. The only issue I am facing right now is broadcasting and forwarding message to other connected client, sending back response to the same client seems ok and doesn't hangs up other clients activity, but for forwarding message to other clients the mechanism that I know of is by using the aContext.locklist , and iterating between the connection list to find the client connection that is to receive the data. The problem here I think is that it freezes the list and doesn't