Thanks.
That is pretty much what I've seen so far in my browsing.
I was just feeling uneasy because it looks somewhat /too/ simple.
For a special problem, I have to "disguise" a multi-part POST request
from a client into a PUT request, and handle it as such on the server.
It's an interesting problem, but I feel a bit uneasy about it, don't
know why really.
Adam Prime wrote:
André Warnier wrote:
Thanks.
Do you happen to know /where/ in the on-line mod_perl docs there is
information about handling a PUT request.
(I found a nice article in German on the web, here :
http://www.farid-hajji.net/books/de/Hajji_Farid/pbv2/ew/cgi-upload.html
)
Searching for "+mod_perl +"put handler" gives some interesting
historical material..
I don't think i've ever seen anything about PUT requests directly, but
i'd imagine you'd just do something like (completely untested):
sub handler :method {
my ($self,$r) = @_;
if ($r->method eq 'PUT') {
return $self->handle_put($r);
}
return DECLINED; #or whatever
}
sub handle_put {
my ($self,$r) = @_;
# read the content with $r->read and the content-length header
# do whatever you want to do with the content of the put request.
return OK;
}
Using a handler anyway.
Adam
