Download Elfbot Download Crack Supported OS: Windows XP/Vista/7 (x32 and x64). Warning: We are not the owners of these programs, download at own risk. Hi Christoph, I am trying to implement a connect/reconnect script. I was wondering if in View 4 the registry location for these keys had changed? Is it now located.

I construct my websocket connection with this code (e.g.): var socket = new WebSocket('ws://94.12.176.177:8080'); And I close the connection with this one: socket.close(); But how do I reestablish connection? I've done some research and tried several methods. This question could not help me: It's the only result which close to what I'm looking for. The reason I want to do this is to allow users to stop sending data to the web temporary, and resending again after a period of time. Without reconnection, user have to refresh the page in order to resend. This may cause some data lost. I was using an open-source pure AS3 implementation of WebSockets and TLS, but I decided the browser's implementation would be kept more up-to-date, so I created a JS WebSocket manager that my AS3 WebSocket class calls.

The manager constructs instances with unique IDs and callbacks that forward the event and the socket ID to static methods in Flash, which then looks up the corresponding AS3 instance and dispatches events on it. Html Css Jon Duckett Pdf here. This allows me to 'reconnect();' without having to reattach event handlers, since the AS3 WebSocket just requests a new JS WebSocket and ID under the hood.

Hi Christoph, I am trying to implement a connect/reconnect script. I was wondering if in View 4 the registry location for these keys had changed? Is it now located.

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Hi davboc, most routers out there have several possibilities to trigger a reconnect, but they are different from device to device. In case Google could not help you and you have no documentation about additional APIs of your router, you only have the option to mimic what you do via Webinterface: You can use any modern browser's web-debugger to record the network traffic happening while navigating a web page. Use this feature while navigating and clicking 'Reconnect' in your Routers webinterface and try to rebuild the recorded procedure with curl, wget, python or whatever you're good.

My old netgear router requires basic http authorisation. With wget it looks like this: wget --http-user=[User] --http-password=[Password] /reconnect-dialogues.html For this device, it is sufficient, to directly call the endpoint for reconnection: wget --http-user=admin --http-password=admin 'There are devices out there which are much more complex. Hi davboc, what you first have to do is find out, what part of the requested resources is actually needed. For example: I would not expect that *. Install Map Garmin Gpsmap 60csx. css files or *.js files need to be requested. The server is like a black box for you with a state machine inside. Depending on your router manufacturer, you have different states that you need to traverse in-order. [Router A] • Authenticate with the router's webserver • Extract session token from authentication request • Request a reconnect while providing the session token [Router B] • Request a reconnect while providing the http authentication credentials In your case, I would take a look into the first http request you made after clicking 'login'.

Nxt Mousetrap Program more. You can extract information of how to supply your password and you can extract the session token. The session token may also be supplied before login, then you already need to extract it with the very first page you load. In most cases, it doesn't matter how you get to the reconnect page.

So next step is to look into the request that toggled the reconnect. I give you an example of how complex it can get with a FritzBox (Note: FB's even have other, easier, APIs than the Web Interface!) [Router C [FritzBox]] • Extract the challenge provided in login.lua • Calculate: myresponse = challenge + '-' + md5(challenge + '-' + password) • POST to login.lua: response=myresponse;page=;username= (The last two are posted empty) • You will be 303'ed to home/home.lua?sid=YOURSESSIONID • GET /internet/inetstat_monitor.lua?sid=YOURSEESIONID&useajax=1&action=disconnect&xhr=1. Converted '(ANSI_X3.4-1968) ->'(UTF-8) --2016-04-24 14:38:45-- Connecting to 192.168.1.1:80. HTTP request sent, awaiting response.

302 Moved Temporarily Location: [following] converted '(ANSI_X3.4-1968) ->'(UTF-8) --2016-04-24 14:38:45-- Reusing existing connection to 192.168.1.1:80. HTTP request sent, awaiting response. 200 OK Length: 7235 (7.1K) [text/html] Saving to: 'STDOUT' - 100%[================================>] 7.07K -.-KB/s in 0.03s 2016-04-24 14:38:45 (207 KB/s) - written to stdout [7235/7235] converted '(ANSI_X3.4-1968) ->'(UTF-8) --2016-04-24 14:38:46-- Connecting to 192.168.1.1:80.