EtcProtocol (download needed)

Are you looking for the one mentioned in http://www.microsoft.com/mind/defaulttop.asp?page=/mind/0199/cutting/cutting0199.htm&nav=/mind/0199/inthisissuecolumns0199.htm ? MS seems to have removed the KB article, but maybe the above article is helpful...

Check also http://codeguru.com/atl/asyncpp.shtml

Thanks jkr,

I have everything available from MSDN, Web and Groups. All existing examles are originate from the same source - EtcProtocol sample. I wanted to see what the original looks like.
I was trying to add pluggable protocol to MFC app in order to capture HTTPS headers using RegisterNamespace(). This sh_t is crashing all the time.

 

Yep, you right,
The only inconvinience is "redirections" that are not clearly indicated in WebControl.
I would avoid to use it if I could.
For HTTP I wrote proxy, and it works just fine. But when HTTPS goes into play I am getting "connect" request and the only thing I can do is pipelining sockets with no knowledge about what is inside. I have checked "squid" and they do not know what is going through on HTTPS....
So, the "Pluggable" would be the last resort for me.
Thanks everybody,
Alexei

Yep, you right,
The only inconvinience is "redirections" that are not clearly indicated in WebControl.
I would avoid to use it if I could.
For HTTP I wrote proxy, and it works just fine. But when HTTPS goes into play I am getting "connect" request and the only thing I can do is pipelining sockets with no knowledge about what is inside. I have checked "squid" and they do not know what is going through on HTTPS....
So, the "Pluggable" would be the last resort for me.
Thanks everybody,
Alexei

Thanks jkr,

I have everything available from MSDN, Web and Groups. All existing examles are originate from the same source - EtcProtocol sample. I wanted to see what the original looks like.
I was trying to add pluggable protocol to MFC app in order to capture HTTPS headers using RegisterNamespace(). This sh_t is crashing all the time.

 

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-- Dan

hi scuba_diver.

Do you have any additional questions?  Do any comments need clarification?

-- Dan

No

>>People, who has EtcProtocol MS example for download.

I answered your question in the most complete way.  It would be impossible for anyone on earth or elsewhere in the Known Universe to provide a more complete answer than I did.  I even went to the trouble of locating the file and posting it on my own personal web site.

So why did you give me a B?

-- Dan

OK,
Take an A.