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O.P. [?] Cancelling MsgPlus::DownloadFile
i'm currently testing some code and playing around with MsgPlus.DownloadFile.
is there a way to 'cancel' the function before it finishes?
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08-09-2008 07:58 AM
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RE: [?] Cancelling MsgPlus::DownloadFile
Short but simple: No.
Actually I haven't tried, but if you add an OutFile, and try deleting that file, there's two possibilities: either it fails because the file is locked, or it succeeds and the DownloadFile returns with boolSuccess = false.
Might be interesting though what Patchou has to say about this.
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RE: [?] Cancelling MsgPlus::DownloadFile
Well, if you try to download a file in many sections/parts using the xmlhttp object and "Content-Range" header, you can "cancel" the download by stopping the request of the next file byte range from the server. :^)
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RE: [?] Cancelling MsgPlus::DownloadFile
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Well, if you try to download a file in many sections/parts using the xmlhttp object and "Content-Range" header, you can "cancel" the download by stopping the request of the next file byte range from the server. :^)

But with xmlhttp you can just .abort() 8-) :P
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