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wininet.dll and vxios



When i read the document "Speech Browser Architecture", i see: "The 
internet/OS library provides platform independant access to the internet 
and the operation system. An implementation of the API for windows NT using 
the WININET dll is provided as part of the toolkit.

But, when i try to give an url, it doesn't work. It work only for local 
file... Thus i watch at browser\src\os\makefile.am and i see it is 
vxiurl_file.c used, instead of os_url_win.cpp (which contains the wininet 
implementation)

Thus, i include the file os_url_win.cpp in my project to use it instead of 
osid.lib
Now, it works, but, i got this error:

setting -maxCalls to 1
setting -numChannels to 1
Global init OK
numchannels = 1
Platform create
Line 0: Got call 1
Create ok
Line:0 Pushing new execution context
Line:0 Pushed scope OK
Line:0 Session vars initialized
Line:0 Pushed initial execution context
Line:0 About to download 
http://studio.tellme.com/library/code/ex-108/index.vxml
Line:0 Fetching http://studio.tellme.com/library/code/ex-108/index.vxml
method = GET
set timeout
set fetch timeout
queryStringStr =
Caching On
enclen = 0, qlen = 0
Got http status code 200
Open of http://studio.tellme.com/library/code/ex-108/index.vxml OK
Error: line0: Unknown error caught in run()
Line:0 VXI returned 'Unknown error caught in run'
Destroy ok
Line 0: Done call 1



Is it normal?
Is it os_url_win.cpp not yet completly implemented?

Is it the same thing with trd_mutex_posix.c and trd_mutex.cpp?

Thanks...
Jean-Michel Reghem

Ps: Maybe there is a "bug" in the mailing list... when someone replies to a 
question, he replies to the original sender and not to vxi-discuss... Is it 
normal? I think a good answer can help a lot of people, and not only the 
sender... no?
I think it could be beter if the field "reply-to" of this mailing list is 
set to vxi-discuss...
What do you think about that?





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