> Response.ContentStream property. So you are copying an empty TStream back
> into itself.
Indeed, just trying to figure out where I can
get the body content response that is sent!
(Even though the server returns response code 500)
> To access the real error data, you need to catch an
> EIdHTTPProtocolException
> exception and then read its ErrorMessage property. For example:
> Yes, there is. You are simply looking in the wrong place for it.
> on E: EIdHTTPProtocolException do
> begin
> // use E.ErrorCode, E.Message, and E.ErrorMessage properties as
OK, thanks for the info! I did not think that the body
content stream of the website would be returned in
the exception object, but I will try look! Thanks!
best regards
Thomas Schulz
