Hi! I use libsoup for this. She is very easy for use. I recommend. :-) ------------------------------ Best Regards, Yan Zlobin E-mail: yan@xxxxxxxxxxx WWW: http://yan.zlobin.name/ Jabber: yan_zlobin@xxxxxxxxxxx -------- ÐÑÑÐÐÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ -------- ÐÑ: Jim George <jimgeorge@xxxxxxxxx> ÐÐÐÑ: gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx ÐÐÐÐ: g_file_read block ÐÐÑÐ: Wed, 18 May 2011 18:11:22 -0600 Hello list, In my application, I'm trying to connect to a remote webserver and grab an image file (output of a CGI program), and I'm trying to use GIO for this. I call g_file_new_for_uri with the URL, and then call g_file_read to get the input stream. It works for the most part, but I'm seeing that if the application ends up sending a larger number of consecutive requests (user requests refreshes very often), the program locks up. Running under gdb, I can do a ^C and backtrace, it fails on the call to g_file_read. Somewhere deep inside g_file_read, the program is waiting in a call to "poll". Am I calling things in the wrong order? I do have a cancellable and a GError passed to g_file_read, if that makes a difference. Platform: Linux (Fedora 14) Glib: 2.26.0 Thanks, -Jim PS, if someone could point me to a GIO tutorial, that would be nice. I haven't had much luck with the library, ever since I ported my application from using curl to GIO, it's been endless headaches with issues like this, that I'm sure are being caused by me not knowing how to use GIO properly. _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
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