HTTP Wizard + SSL ActiveX - Upload and download files from web resources. Post form data get web pages
Version | 3.0 |
Updated | Jul 25th 2005 |
Developer |
Seekford Solutions, inc
N/A
N/A
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User Rating |
898
2.9
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Original File Size | 5 MB |
Downloads | 7728 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Programming |
Seekford Solutions, Inc.'s HTTP Wizard +SSL provides programmers and easy to use and high level access of HTTP servers(web servers) .
The control works in any ActiveX container and has no dependencies other than itself. With the new Asynchronous operation and the threaded synchronous version, your application should never hang.
This new version provides basic support for communicating via SSL so your data transmissions can be secure and safe as well as normal cleartext operations.
The control is very programmer friendly and even has time saving features like auto- connect and disconnect for methods and simple to use method calls like the EasyFileUpload method.
Everything is spelled out and explained in the langauge of the controls design but it also comes with a linked help file for more detailed explanations. One of the great features of the control is the ability to POST forms to web sites .
This allows you to register users on your custom scripted page, or upload files to your site or even send data so your website can update a database. The possibilities are endless and HTTP Wizard SSL v3.0 makes it easy and possible.
Limitations:
· Nag Screen. ASP Support disabled in evaluation mode.
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