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Hi, You should not need to specifically set the tsNetCABundle in the LiveCode server edition. From the looks of the error you mentioned, I would guess that the server you are interacting with has updated their SSL certificate but has not included the intermediate certificates in their SSL configurat...

Hi, Ok. It sounds like the corporate network the user is connecting to may require an additional SSL certificate to be installed on the device in order for SSL connections to be trusted properly. Is the user able to browse SSL websites from that phone when connected to the corporate network? Regards...

Hi Simon, Is this issue something you have only seen on Android devices by any chance? For most operating systems, tsNet uses the SSL libraries (and SSL certificates) included with the device itself to establish and verify SSL connections. On Android, tsNet uses the OpenSSL library and a pre-defined...

Hi All, Sending messages via the tsNetSmtp* functions can be a bit confusing at first if you are not familiar with the SMTP protocol. When sending e-mail via SMTP, the sender and recipients addresses are specified separately to the actual contents of the e-mail message. However, when an e-mail clien...

Hi Stephen

Trevor DeVore noticed this as well and posted the following on the mailing list:

You need to replace “au.com.techstrategies.external.tsNet” with “com.YOURCOMPANY.YOURPRODUCT.tsNet” in the Info.plist file in the tsNet.bundle.

Charles.

Hi Mike, If you are using the commercial edition of LC, tsNet will automatically be available in the IDE. When building standalones, make sure that you select tsNet in the list of inclusions. There are two things I can see from your code.... You are storing the e-mail addresses you want the e-mail s...

Hi Jacque, In this case it is really simple - the first syntax was wrong! (I had quickly copied it from the dictionary to get the default values rather than checking back in my code and didn't notice the error). The reason Simon's app was hanging was simply that LC was hitting a runtime error on the...

Hi Jacque, A value of zero for the second parameter means that there is no limit on how long a request can take. If you set this to a non-zero value, it limits the maximum total time a request can take regardless of how much data has to be transferred - which is why it is generally best to leave it ...

Hi Simon, Sorry, I should have clarified myself about the resetAll command. What I meant is that if your callback function is getting executed with the pHttpResponseCode variable containing something other than 200, than your application is unlikely to have hit a "lock up" situation where a resetAll...

Hi Simon, I am not sure the resetAll command will help in that specific piece of code. When you are testing in the simulator, are you using the tsNetSetTimeouts line of code or is it commented out? If it is commented out, then the behaviour you are seeing is possible. The dropbox call may be hanging...

Hi Jacque, The default setting for tsNet is for no timeout during transfer, which is likely why this issue is occurring. You can reduce this as low as you feel comfortable based on your specific application and how it is used. If the app is expected to be very responsive, then I can’t see any issue ...

Hi Simon, I recommend adding the following code prior to using the Dropbox API to see if it fixes your issue: tsNetSetTimeouts 30, , 300000, 60000, 30, 1000 This adjusts the default timeout settings in tsNet so that if a transfer goes idle for 30 seconds, it will close the connection which should pr...

Hi Trevor, I have found a bug in tsNet on certain platforms related to it ignoring the proxy settings (this will be fixed in tsNet version 1.2.9): http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=19650 You can set the proxy username/password directly in tsNetSetProxy or, if you are using tsNet via libUrl...