I found the problem the Request.pm matches form-header like this (by memory) ::
if($header_in->get('Content-type') eq 'application/form-urlencoded') { .....
<--or so
but I'm sending :
application/form-urlencoded;charset=win-1251
so I modified it like this :
if($header_in->get('Content-type') =~ m!^application/form-urlencoded!) { .....
Not sure if Request.pm has to be modified, that is why I'm posting it :")
...
|ok, I found it i.e. $Request->BinaryRead(), it shows what I expected i.e.
|the request i sent :
|
|param1=value1
|
|but it was not in $$Request{Params}, did I miss something !!
|here is the code..
|
|$Response->Write( Dumper $$Request{Params} );
|$Response->Write( $Request->BinaryRead() );
|
|and the dump :
|
|$VAR1 = bless( {}, 'Apache::ASP::Collection' );
|name=test
|
|
||hi,
||
||I'm tring to dump the headers and the whole conents as it is recieved from
the ASP.pm.
||The reason !! I'm tring to build a more interactive app using
javascript-xmlhttp object
||(i.e. building the POST request from the client-side form).
||
||When I try this with pure perl script it works, but with ASP.pm I doesnt
recieve anything
||in $$Request{Params}.
||That is why I want to dump the post-request as it is recieved by ASP.pm
||
||any idea why it works in pure CGI.pm script but not with ASP.pm.
||
||tia
|
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