This question may be off topic, because it relates http-client only indirectly, but I know here are experts who (maybe) has a answer - I read several RFCs but I didn't get a answer:
If a HTML form is posted, the form data is send in the request body and not in the query portion of the URI - within a form GET the form data is send in the query portion of the URI. That's clear, but: I have build a reverse proxy with http-client and the reverse proxy has now a problem with a webpage in which is a html form like <form action="index.php?123" method="post">. If the form is posted there is a query string within the URI and the form data is in the request body - is this allowed? How had a server to interpret a post with URI /index.php?name=abc and in the post data (request body) is also a field "name". Which matches? Gernot --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
