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Hi @mlipok , since you use the same code block ... If @error Then
Local $oHTTP = ObjCreate("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1")
$oHTTP.Open("GET", $sURL, False)
$oHTTP.SetRequestHeader("User-Agent", "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:121.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/121.0")
$oHTTP.Send("")
$sName = $oHTTP.ResponseBody
EndIf... three times (for Best regards |
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I expected such request. |
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No pressure @mlipok , thanks for your stable contribution actions on this project 👌 . |
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Cool, thanks @mlipok . I try to test it in the next day(s). Because I believe, the |
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| ; Name ..........: _WD_DownloadAsBinary |
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I think the function header should be ; #INTERNAL_USE_ONLY# ====== and the function should be __WD_DownloadAsBinary instead of _WD_DownloadAsBinary. Actually it does not matter, but it would fulfill the consistency 😇 .
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If you have any reason to change _WD_DownloadAsBinary into internal usage only then you should try to apply the same reason to _WD_DownloadFile and see if this reason also makes sense here.
If you say that _WD_DownloadFile save data to file I would say that the destination does not matter here as I always try to avoid writing data to files on disk. Instead, I process the data in memory and write to database.
This is because of security reason (i.e. GDPR law) - I simply try to minimize the number of places where data leaves a trace (files on disc).
Summary: if any user of this UDF needs to use the function for download and writing data to a file, then the function of writing data to memory without writing it to disk is equally necessary.
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Understood and fair enough @mlipok 👍 .
Then at least the README.md file also has to be adjusted, right?
I mean the additional function should be described in the README like the other functions too.
Is this usually made by @Danp2 ? I believe he do a "Prep release" commit which will contain such things, right? Or do we as PR authors also adjust these files 🤔 ?
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@Danp2 can you look here ?
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I haven't yet read through the past discussions on this PR, but I do have a few questions to add --
- Do we need to support both InetRead and WinHttp downloads?
- Is there functionality from WinHttp.au3 that could be used here instead of WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1?
This is actually a really good question @Danp2. Interesting. |
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I think yes. |
Do you mean to stop using |
maybe from here: also some of my old attempts: |
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Do you mean to stop using InetRead in favor of WinHTTP functions ?
Yes, that is what I was wanting you to consider.
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Few thoughts of mine: After all these months, I lost the track of this PR. I lost the need or use case to switch from InetRead to a WinHTTP.au3 function. I also didn't read in the forums newer requests regarding this topic. I saw your mentioned links @mlipok, but no newer questions. That's why I think about to leave it as it is at the moment. What do you folks think @Danp2 and @mlipok? Best regards |
Pull request
Proposed changes
Today I hit a problem when trying to update geckodriver where InetRead() returns with error
Checklist
Types of changes
What is the current behavior?
Sometimes InetRead and InetGet can return error thus there is no way to update driver with this udf.
What is the new behavior?
when
InetReadreturns error thenWinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1is used.Influences and relationship to other functionality
none
Additional context
https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/209621-inetget-alernative/
https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/209610-inetget-dont-download-some-pages-since-ie11-is-no-longer-supported-by-some-sites
https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/209472-download-problem-with-inetget/
System under test
FireFox