Internet Transfer Control Error 35764

[ecannizzo]

Still Executing Last Request.

I get this error even after I use the Cancel method to stop all executions. I put a loop in to see when it stops executing, but it doesn't.

Can anyone help?

Thanks!
Erica

 

[dgtart]

put a test b4 u do next loop ..

if not inet.stillExecuting then

...
/ola

 

[ecannizzo]

I mean that it never stops executing so it will never move out of the loop. It seems to execute forever...

Erica

 

[leyann]

Did you finally get a solution ?

 

[CajunCenturion]

You may need to yeild control so that other messages may be processed. I would suggest that your Still Executing loop look something like the following:

Do While inetFTPControl.StillExecuting
DoEvents
Loop

You should also have a StateChanged event handler which would be something like the following:

Private Sub inetFTPControl_StateChanged(ByVal rInt_FTPState As Integer)

Dim lStr_ErrorMsg As String

Select Case rInt_FTPState
Case icError
lStr_ErrorMsg = "Code: " & inetFTPControl.ResponseCode & " : " & _
inetFTPControl.ResponseInfo
MsgBox "FTP Error for Command: " & fStr_FTPCommand & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & lStr_ErrorMsg
inetFTPControl.Cancel
fBol_FTPError = True

Case icResponseCompleted
<Handle the completion>

Case icNone
Case icResolvingHost
Case icHostResolved
Case icConnecting
Case icConnected
Case icRequesting
Case icRequestSent
Case icReceivingResponse
Case icResponseReceived
Case icDisconnecting
Case icDisconnected
End Select

End Sub Good Luck
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As a circle of light increases so does the circumference of darkness around it. - Albert Einstein

 

[leyann]

Hi,
Thanks for your answer.
I tried :
&quot;[...] inetFTPControl.StillExecuting [...]&quot;

The problem is that I want to open an URL with the POST method. For that, I think the only way is :
inetHTTPControl.Execute
But when I do that, nothing happens and the request seems to keep executing for ever. In fact, the URL I call is on a server with 2 IP adresses (and 2 networks devices). When I try to Execute the URL on the local one, it works, but when I try to call it on the world wide one, it fails (whereas OpenURL command, that's to say GET method, works in both cases !)

Any idea ?

 

[leyann]

The problem seems to come from the firewall (or the proxy) that does not forward the corresponding requests...