Hi Lothar, > But I thought when I use the POST method I don't have to pass parameters in > the URL. > My understood was that only when I use the GET method all the data are > included in the URL ?
It depends on how you use the POST method. If you create a multipart MIME request entity, all the parameters and your XML can go into the body. But since you want the body to contain only your XML, you can't use multipart. Therefore, you have to pass the parameters outside of the request body, which leaves the query string as the alternative location. With the new scenario, setting the MIME type to text/xml is correct. I was assuming a multipart or form-URL-encoded post when I told you not to set it. cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
