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Thanks Kim. By the time you posted this I had figured it out. Good example though.

In researching this I found the following mime type:

vnd.android.package-archive

The reason this is relevant is because my ‘zip’ file is an apk. Which is essentially a zip file, with a custom extension. I didn’t find that mime type in kbmMWCustomHTTPService.pas,…[Read more]

Ok, figured that out, it’s the AMapPath: Boolean = True param in HTTPResponseFromFile that was messing me up.

Now I get the file, but the client treats it as a web page, even though I’ve specified the content type as responseMimeType:”application/octet-stream”,

and displays the content of the zip file in the browser view.

So I guess I’m looki…[Read more]

I found this:

function HTTPResponseFromFile(const APath:string; const AAsFileName:string; const AMapPath:boolean = true):variant; overload;

…in the public interface of TkbmMWCustomHTTPService. I added a file pool to my smart service, creating it in the constructor with the service as the owner, and set the properties to match the properties…[Read more]

Hi Kim!

I’ve included code below that illustrates how I coded this process. If I understood you correctly, I’m responsible for freeing the kbmMemTable’s that I create in the methods below, correct?

Thanks

[kbmMW_Service(‘name:<myServiceName>, flags:[listed]’)]
[kbmMW_Rest(‘path:/<myPath>’)]
TMyService =…[Read more]

Thanks Kim –

In the intervening time between my post and your response, I found the helper and had started to try to work with it. Your timely blog post helped shorten the curve. 🙂

Just an FYI, in trying to load test a server I run multiple instances of a client app that runs a sequential loop, iterating through the list of available methods…[Read more]