Hi Carlos, Actually I'm not sure what he is trying to achieve. You have responded to him correctly in case of Post, but in case of GET he can also use HTTPService, instead do stuff in his way.
In the moment when you do BrowserWindow.open(u, "_blank"); it is the moment where we are loosing control - it is on the browser/server sight what is happening next. Thanks, Piotr pon., 24 sie 2020 o 12:10 Carlos Rovira <[email protected]> napisał(a): > Hi, > > just responded to this question in SOF: > > > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63546819/recode-flex-urlrequest-and-navigatetourl-form-emulation-to-royale-js/63558866#63558866 > > since I really don't use URLRequest, I got the info from various emails and > urls, so hope others can ensure all is ok. > > I think we have a problem with no POST support in BrowserWindow? Although > is done in HTTPService I think is confusing for users and most of the time > unusable. We had many threads over the years with similar problem ( I think > I saw 3 or 4) > > @Andrew Wetmore <[email protected]> you can have this info (if rest > think > is accurate) and add it to royale-docs? > > ----- My Response in SOF is this: > > equivalente code for `URLRequest`: > > ```actionscript > var u:URLRequest = new URLRequest("http://domain.foo";); > navigateToURL(u,"_blank"); > ``` > > in Apache Royale is `BrowserWindow`: > > ```actionscript > import org.apache.royale.core.BrowserWindow; > > var u:String = "http://domain.foo";; > BrowserWindow.open(u, "_blank"); > ``` > > To pass variables you need to do via `GET`method: `" > http://domain.foo?variable="; + key`. > > To use `POST` method use `HTTPService` class from `Network` SWC instead: > > ```actionscript > import org.apache.royale.net.HTTPConstants; > import org.apache.royale.net.HTTPService; > import org.apache.royale.net.URLVariables; > > // add the variables to send > var urlVars:URLVariables = new URLVariables(); > urlVars.set("variable", key); > > // create the httpservice instance > var service:HTTPService = new HTTPService(); > service.url = "http://domain.foo";; > service.method = HTTPConstants.POST; > service.addEventListener("complete", resultCallback); > service.addEventListener("ioError", faultCallback); > > // add the variables > service.contentData = urlVars; > > // trigger the service > service.send(); > ``` > > Optionally in case you need to deal with CORS you can add > `CORSCredentialsBead` bead to the `HTTPService`: > > ```actionscript > service.addBead(new CORSCredentialsBead(true)); > ``` > > (Note: code is untested, please report if all is ok so we can improve this > response and code snippet, thanks) > > -- > Carlos Rovira > http://about.me/carlosrovira > -- Piotr Zarzycki
