From the Release notes addition on macromedia.com:
You can now use cfhttp to post raw XML data, by using a new parameter type
called XML.
This sends the raw XML data with content-type = text/xml.
The following is a sample cfhttp call to post raw XML data:
<cfhttp url="..." method="POST">
<cfhttpparam name="param1"
value="<xml string>" type="XML">
</cfhttp>
Also, cfhttp allows only one cfhttpparam for a post when posting raw XML data.
At 07:41 PM 10/08/02 -0400, you wrote:
>I was hoping someone else would answer this, because all my posts
>about this turn into rants. :)
>
>This is what cfhttp does, except that when you use cfhttp to post
>anything, it automatically urlencodes the string. If you have control
>over the other end of this transaction you could ask them to do decode
>the data before trying to parse it, of they already don't.
>Other than that, the standard answer to this is roll your own http
>component. There are a few CFX http tags out there for cheap, and one
>I saw for free, but running on Linux I don't know. Since SSL is not
>required, this is a relatively easy task using Java, and if you have
>MX enterprise you can use the http jsp tags from the Jakarta Project.
>In MX, using MSXML will not work on Windows either because of the COM
>issues, at least in my testing.
>
>--
>jon
>mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Friday, August 9, 2002, 12:54:34 PM, you wrote:
>
>GM> Does CFMX have a better way of sending and receiving
>GM> XML data? The following way seems to be constrained to just
>GM> working with WinTel machines. What If I wanted to use Lintel?
>GM> <cfobject action="create" type="COM" class="Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP.3.0"
>name="objHTTP">>
>
>
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