"dk_sz" <dk_sz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:4712bfae$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I can tell you what I think.
What you think is not what actually happens. I've already explained to you
where to get the error data.
> I think that when TidHTTP receives server response code
> 500 (which is "internal server error") in response headers,
> it does not expect to receive any actual content and therefore
> drops trying.
Yes, it does expect data, and it does not drop it. As I told you earlier,
you are simply looking in the wrong place for it.
> Infact, a quick search on usenet shows other
> people have suffered from the same problem,
> but no solution have appeared.
I already gave you the definitive solution.
Gambit
