Hi, To get a useful answer, you're going to have to break down your problem a bit more clearly. LWP has nothing to do with XML, specifically. All it does it make HTTP requests (usually GET or POST). When you say "send data", are you talking about making a POST request, or replying to an incoming request? The latter would not use LWP at all. If you were to perhaps reply with a list of the exact steps required by your algorithm, we could probably point you in the right direction.
Ted Behling -----Original Message----- From: vidals [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 4:32 PM To: libwww@perl.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: how to postback to a different URL than the one making the request? I'm writing an XML function that will listen for requests for data and then respond with the data. Simple enough; however, the data needs to be sent to the URL specified in the request. For example, the resultant data may needed by www.123.com one time and www.abc.com another time. I use LWP all the time for requesting web pages, but can somebody provide some guidance as to how LWP can be used to send data? I'm confused. Thanks! RE: how to postback to a different URL than the one making the request?
