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Re: Stopping an NSThread (or something similar)

Subject: Re: Stopping an NSThread (or something similar)
From: Michael Becker <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 18:41:54 +0200
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Am 14.07.2006 um 04:27 schrieb Chris Suter:

For your particular problem, you need to use the curl_multi API.

I actually solved the problem by using my progress callback function with the curl_easy API. If I make it return a non-zero value, the upload will stop.

Out of interest, why couldn't you use NSURLConnection. I've not tried it, but couldn't you hook into NSInputStream to monitor how much data has been loaded? I'd have thought this might work although only on 10.4.

Well, the "10.4-only" would be the reason why I cannot do that. I haven't yet looked into NSInputStream, but honestly, I am quite happy with my curl-solution. Furthermore, I still think that Apple should provide callback (i.e. delegate) functions for uploading. They do for downloading, after all.

Regards,
Michael
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