Yeah, you can use an HTTP POST "request" instead of an HTTP GET. That's how your browser typically sends form data to a web server.
Dave Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Michael Brown wrote: > Is there some way to do an HTTP "push". The reason I ask, is that it would > get around some of the NAT problems if I could get my client to initiate a > file transfer in cases where there is a firewall blocking the normal HTTP > "get". Some of the file sharing apps do this, (try for a pull and if that > fails try a push). On my local machine (behind NAT) I have the ironic > situation, where I can send files by ICQ, and receive them via Jabber, but > not vice versa. With some sort of "push-pull" method, it would mean that if > I had my NAT port mapping set up correctly, I could transfer files to anyone > even if they didn't. _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
