codeslicer
27th May 2009, 01:49
Hi, in my program, one of the functions is to download a file using QHttp and to upload one to an FTP server using QFtp.
Sometimes a firewall prevents this from being achieved. Or, in another case, I randomly changed the FTP port to 20. This caused the connection to lag indefinitely, until I had to just exit out/restart my program.
Therefore, it's necessary to create a QTimer of, say 30 seconds, to abort any processes.
However, in creating one, the debugger seems to receive "signals" whenever I use methods such as QHttp::abort().
Any help would be much appreciated.
~codeslicer
Sometimes a firewall prevents this from being achieved. Or, in another case, I randomly changed the FTP port to 20. This caused the connection to lag indefinitely, until I had to just exit out/restart my program.
Therefore, it's necessary to create a QTimer of, say 30 seconds, to abort any processes.
However, in creating one, the debugger seems to receive "signals" whenever I use methods such as QHttp::abort().
Any help would be much appreciated.
~codeslicer