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just be clear what you mean by "http". the client may think you're referring to something in particular. http is just a protocol (implemented in lots of different software)
link: This client had some serious trouble with another application that used FTP and when I mentioned the word "FTP" they freaked out. I don't know what ha

Both FTP and HTTPS are protocols - a set of rules. HTTP was initially introduced as a "lightweight" equivalent of FTP, intended to be used for short web-page elements rather than files. To quote from Wikipedia ... "HTTP originally dropped the connection after each transfer because doing so was so c
link: Yes - perhaps the code could be implanted in a library and then exposed as an event. But that means that everyone using the library has to carry the b
link: You are confusing HTTP(s) (okhttputils2) and FTP? FTP does not do any http(s)-Calls.
link: I'm not confusing them. The reason I 'talked' about FTP was because I'm asking if a similar facility (i.e. using an event for Progress of an HTTP(S) c

What would that solve? Technically, HTTP is just a layer above TCP sockets. As per @Erel, what API is the server providing?
link: Classical HTTP has no persistent connection. HTTP/2 does have persistent connections and the server can push items to the client, but that involves Se
link: Thank you Erel. Are there any way to emulate HTTP over TcpSockets (a level below HTTP) ?

You did not get the point. Http is insecure, Https is secure (encrypted). Android 9 does not allow insecure connections unless you change the setting. It's not an error.

Http, and httputils are the old libraries (I supose that maintained in forum for compatibility issues with old apps) and Okhttp an OKHttputils2 are the new libraries (the commands, methods and properties are the almost the same), so where you see Forum codes for http and httputils you can use it and

Yes. Since jRDC2 communication is based on top of HTTP(s) and HTTP is a stateless protocol, each connection to the server is a new connection and, on many operating systems, the OS gives you the next available port (the +2 increment is not unusual neither).

You call a http, this needs to be called not from https, in your case it gives a 404. This is the output with. Dim postal As SDUIAxios postal.Initialize("http://cep.republicavirtual.com.br/web_cep.php") 'add a parameters postal.AddParameter("cep", "30130003") postal.AddParameter("
link: As far as I know this is not possible any more for obvious security reasons. A https site can no longer access insecure http resources. Their https ce
link: I have a few more infos: I changed mysqlconfig to: myserver,mydomain.cloud, without "http://" and it works. I did also the same in SDUIDataSources. I

Yes Write it yourself. You only need to add CreateResourceFromFile(Macro, Core.NetworkClearText) to your manifest to enable http urls.
link: HI, All Is it possible to use such ? Any example.
link: And HTTPS will work together with HTTP ?

Which libraries are you using?

it would seem that somewhere in the pipeline someone is using http. (it is also possible - but unlikely - that the reason is bogus.) do you know exactly what is in YoutubeVideoInfo? could there be a reference to http?
link: you need https, not http

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