Chilkat Android C/C++ Libraries Available
The Chilkat C/C++ Libraries for Android are now available.
Chilkat v9.3.2 Delphi DLL API now Available
The Chilkat Delphi DLL API is now available here. This provides the ability for Delphi XE2 applications to use the Chilkat API from a functional DLL that is *not* an ActiveX and requires not regsvr32 registration.
Chilkat v9.3.2 Release Notes
The release notes (below) detail the changes, fixes, new features, etc. regarding version 9.3.2. (C / C++) Unicode (wchar_t) versions of the Chilkat “C” API and the Chilkat C++ classes are now fully available. The wchar_t C++ classes have the same name as the utf-8/ANSI multibyte classes, but with “W” added to class name. For example: “CkSshW”. The wchar_t “C” […]
Posts about Matching Encryption Output for Different Systems
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Understanding a typical 8bit character problem (such as w/ European language accented chars)
If a single accented European character is incorrectly displayed as two seemingly random characters, then the issue is that at some point utf-8 bytes were incorrectly interpreted as ANSI bytes. For example, consider the character “é”. In the utf-8 encoding, this character is represented in two bytes: 0xC3 0xA9 In the typical ANSI encoding (such as Windows-1252 or iso-8859-1) it […]
chilkatsoft.com was temporarily down on morning of 23-Jul-2012 due to maintenance.
Very sorry for the temporary disruption in service. The chilkatsoft.com site was temporarily down for some time overnight/early morning due to maintenance. The chilkatforum.com site and cknotes.com (Chilkat blog) sites both use entirely different web hosting services (webfaction and inmotion) to prevent any single outage from affecting more than one site. If the chilkatsoft.com site ever down (which is very […]
WebDAV Sample using Chilkat HTTP
ASP: WebDAV PROPFIND SQL Server: WebDAV PROPFIND C#: WebDAV PROPFIND C++: WebDAV PROPFIND Objective-C: WebDAV PROPFIND IOS: WebDAV PROPFIND PowerShell: WebDAV PROPFIND MFC: WebDAV PROPFIND C: WebDAV PROPFIND Delphi: WebDAV PROPFIND Visual FoxPro: WebDAV PROPFIND Java: WebDAV PROPFIND Android™: WebDAV PROPFIND Perl: WebDAV PROPFIND PHP: WebDAV PROPFIND PHP: WebDAV PROPFIND Python: WebDAV PROPFIND Ruby: WebDAV PROPFIND VB.NET: WebDAV PROPFIND Visual […]
Understanding URL Syntax (and Arguments to Http.SynchronousRequest)
URL’s have this general format: <scheme>://<domain>:<port>/<path>?<query_string>#<fragment_id> The URL parts are summarized below. Comments about how each part relates to the SynchronousRequest method are included. The SynchronousRequest method has the following signature (C# syntax) HttpResponse SynchronousRequest(string domain, int port, bool ssl, HttpRequest req); The URL parts: scheme: This can be “http” or “https”. If “https”, then SSL/TLS is used and the […]