Le 06/03/2012 10:41, Alexander Konotop a écrit :
В Mon, 05 Mar 2012 21:24:53 +0100
Nicolas Cannasse<[email protected]> пишет:
Le 05/03/2012 21:12, Alexander Konotop a écrit :
I've improved my HelloWorld - maked it to use threads and sending
http requests. It's compiling and and starting - so it seems like
You are right - my neko build works and I have some kind of
variable name conflict (btw specific for 1.8.2 and not for 1.8.1).
But I have no "$" symbols at all - I've searched in a code
directory with midnight commander - there are none of them. But
it's OK - I hope I'll find which variable has wrong name - maybe
another symbol or name causes a problem. Another thing is far more
interesting: neko 1.8.1 fits for me enough and I didn't use 1.8.2
before. Today I wanted just to test my project in 1.8.2 to make
sure that I've found a bug. Now I see that I've unfortunately found
it and 1.8.2 (+ haxe 2.08) behaviour doesn't differ from 1.8.1
(+haxe 2.07). Please look at this simple example - maybe I've just
made a mistake in the code:
Any reason you want to directly set the post data content ? Usually
you would instead set a POST parameter with http.setParameter instead.
Best,
Nicolas
Payment systems (like webmoney.ru) and social networks use XML or JSON
requests. To send XML/JSON I need setPostData() without any parameters.
setParameter() won't fit because I need just "{JSON}" but not
"param={JSON}". Currently I use such requests everywhere in the project,
but only either for js or for neko+hxCurl. This time I tried to use
neko without hxCurl.
Could you check the following :
a) try setPostData(StringTools.urlEncode(data))
b) try setPostData("\r\n"+StringTools.urlEncode(data))
Tell me if that works for you
Best,
NIcolas
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