PGS ha scritto:
> The solution is a little complicated.
> For authentication I used the idHTTP control. The problem is that the cam response is a stream that never ends, so the "Get" method never returns. To be able to parse the response I had to overwrite the "TMemoryStream" class overriding the "Write" method. Within that method is where you have to parse the buffer to catch the frames.
> Another very important detail is that to be able to close the reception, the only way I found was raising an exception which let you leave the "Get" method.
> Finally, depending on how your application is working, keep in mind that you have to refresh your application screen.
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> Anyway, if you want a simpler solution with lower performance, you can get the frames from the cam using the cgi "/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi" (read the documentation from Axis).
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> Hope this help you
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> "Luigi Amorini" <luigi.amorini@ilgiorno.it> escribió en el mensaje news:478ba2ce$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
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> Hi,
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> I'm using a procedure that use idTCPClient to connect to IP Camera to capture image flow but some web server of IP Cameras needs basic authentication (username and password pop-up) and i need to use idHttp to make this but I don't understand how to use that component togheter to accomplish this work.
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> Thanks for any help
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> Luigi Amorini
