Re: NSURLHandle, proxies
Re: NSURLHandle, proxies
- Subject: Re: NSURLHandle, proxies
- From: daniel <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 22:21:21 -0800
You're mistaken to assume that CURLHandle depends on the command line
curl tool. It uses the libcurl library, which in the case of
CURLHandle, is usually compiled right into the framework itself.
Of course "resourceDataDidBecomeAvailable" works as expected. I don't
know why you're being so pessimistic about it working. And since it
does conform to URLHandle's protocol, it's really not much of a stretch
for you to try it out yourself. I think you'll find it basically works
as advertised.
Daniel
On Nov 15, 2004, at 1:23 PM, Gerben Wierda wrote:
This is a know issue and most replies involve mentioning CURLHandle as
a solution. I have been looking at CURLHandle but have not been able
to ascertain that it is a *complete* implementation of NSURLHandle.
Especially if
- (void)URLHandle:(NSURLHandle *)sender
resourceDataDidBecomeAvailable:(NSData *)newBytes
still works. Does it? It seems unlikely to me, given the fact that
CURLHandle relies on a command line tool (curl) doing the work.
If not, is there *any* way to replace NSURLHandle in a 10.2-compatible
application such that proxies work?
G
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