В Tue, 06 Mar 2012 22:44:46 +0100 Nicolas Cannasse <[email protected]> пишет:
> 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. > > For "https" you should use hxssl (haxelib install hxssl + -lib hxssl > at compilation). Or else haxe.Http will throw an exception that https > is not supported. > > Best, > Nicolas > > Yes, I know. But this was introduced only in haxe 2.08. But I started the project a year ago - so I use hxCurl. Maybe I'll migrate to haxe.Http+hxssl after I'll build normal neko and haxe *.deb packages to use it in production. And yes, I can use haxe 2.08 without building debs - so it maybe considered as extra pedantry :-) Best regards Alexander -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
