webserv.r and POST
[1/6] from: eric::ehrichweiss::com at: 25-Dec-2004 21:53
Anyone use webserv.r with POST data? I've had success with GET but for
some reason I can't get it to handle POST data at all. Anyone know what
I might be doing wrong?
Eric
[2/6] from: volker::nitsch::gmail::com at: 26-Dec-2004 17:28
On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 21:53:29 -0500, Eric Haddix <[eric--ehrichweiss--com]> wrote:
>
> Anyone use webserv.r with POST data? I've had success with GET but for
> some reason I can't get it to handle POST data at all. Anyone know what
> I might be doing wrong?
>
IIRC webserv.r passes the port in a different way to a webserver. Some
methods don't work then. Maybe Cal found a workaround, it seems he
passes data in a temp-file now, instead of passing the real port.
In some old code i use this with both apache and webserv.r :
read-post: func [/local data len] [
either system/options/cgi/request-method = "POST" [
set-modes system/ports/input [lines: false binary: true no-wait: false]
len: to-integer system/options/cgi/content-length
data: to-string copy/part system/ports/input len
] [
data: system/options/cgi/query-string
]
data
]
> Eric
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[3/6] from: Izkata:Comcast at: 26-Dec-2004 10:51
I use the Micro Web Server/Tiny Web Server when messing around
with that stuff.. Dunno how similar it is to what your using..
Anyways, in it, POSTed data appears in
http-port/state/inBuffer
(http-port is the port to the compuer that POSTed)
[4/6] from: eric:ehrichweiss at: 26-Dec-2004 18:42
Apparently my mail server's filesystem was full and wouldn't receive any
messages. If someone sent a reply, could you please send me a copy of it
privately(no use in wasting list bandwidth with dupes). Thanx in advance
Eric
Eric Haddix wrote:
[5/6] from: pwawood::mango::net::my at: 27-Dec-2004 7:52
Eric
There were a couple of replies to your message. You will shortly be able to
view them in the mailing list archive at www.rebol.org.
Your message is already there, the replies should soon follow.
Regards
Peter
[6/6] from: pwawood::mango::net::my at: 27-Dec-2004 7:59
Eric
You may also want to check the ML archive for messages relating to
http;//post via the topic index. Look under "http" & "post". There may be
some relevant messages that will help.
Regards
Peter