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Hello (especially Pete),<br><br>I belatedly found out that a combination of using MFCs CHTTPServer and setting a proxy on IE5 works fine. Setting the proxy's address as the local loop (127.0.0.1) and the port as the one on which the CHTTPServer object is running, allows me to &quot;trap&quot...

Hello,<br><br>In the book &quot;The C++ Programming Language&quot; (Stroustrup) there is an explanation on how to reach the same behavior as a virtual constructor.<br><br>All the Best,<br><br>Ami Tavory<br><br><br>

Hello,<br><br>I would like to add to Karl's reply.<br>You could define, if you wish to use MFC, an array like this<br>#include &lt;AfxTempl.h&gt;<br><br>CArray&lt;CString,LPCSTR&gt; astrMyStringsArray;<br><br>. <br><br>If you wan't your code to run without MFC, you could write the...

<br>Hello,<br><br>Here is a tentative suggestion: it seems to me you did not add the socket to the &quot;exception&quot; fds (it is NULL in your code). Perhaps you could change that, and chek, via FD_ISSET the &quot;exception&quot; fds?<br><br>All the Best,<br><br>Ami Tavory <br>

Hello,<br><br>Thanks, Pete, for the response. <br>I aplogize for not making my question clear. We are researching a caching and prefetching system for HTTP (from the client side). In order to test performance, we need to have the Internet Explorer request its HTTP GETs from our functions...

Hello,<br><br>As part of an academic research simulation, I would like to have internet explorer's HTTP GET requests pass through my own functions. I would be grateful to know how this could be done.<br><br>Many thanks, <br><br>Ami Tavory<br><br>