INetLib: Vanishing HTTP POST message body

[Jaba Adams]

I've been trying to issue a POST request from the Palm VII (emulator) using
INetLib. On the server side, I receive the header, but not the message body
(just two CRLFs).

I've provided my code below - can anyone see what I'm doing wrong?

Here's my code:

// Specify the configuration to use for INetLib. We'll be supplied
// with an index, which we'll then use to set the configuration.
Word configIndex = 0;

INetConfigNameType configNameStruct;
StrCopy(configNameStruct.name, inetCfgNameDefWireless);

result = INetLibConfigIndexFromName(
        g_INetLibRef, 
        &configNameStruct, 
        &configIndex);

// ... 

result = INetLibOpen(
        g_INetLibRef, 
        configIndex, 
        0, 
        NULL, 
        0, 
        &g_inetHandle);

// ...

// Connect /////////////////////////////////////////////
CharPtr myHostAddrA = "192.168.1.246";  // my machine

result = INetLibSockOpen(
        g_INetLibRef,
        g_inetHandle,
        inetSchemeHTTP,
        &g_sockHandle);

result = INetLibSockConnect(
        g_INetLibRef,
        g_sockHandle,
        (BytePtr)myHostAddrA,
        80,                             // port
        -1);                            // don't timeout.

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Format and send an HTTP post request
result = INetLibSockHTTPReqCreate(
        g_INetLibRef,
        g_sockHandle,
        (Byte*)"POST",
        (Byte*)"http://192.168.1.246/test",
        NULL);

const int cHttpBodyBytes = 200;

CharPtr pHttpBody = (CharPtr)MemPtrNew(cHttpBodyBytes);
if (pHttpBody != NULL)
{
        MemSet(pHttpBody, MemPtrSize(pHttpBody), (Byte)0);

        StrCopy(pHttpBody, "name1=value1");
        const DWord dwActualBytes = StrLen(pHttpBody);

        // Send the request ...
        result = INetLibSockHTTPReqSend(
                g_INetLibRef,
                g_sockHandle,
                pHttpBody,
                dwActualBytes,
                -1);

        MemPtrFree(pHttpBody);
        pHttpBody = NULL;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Thanks for any help...

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Jabavu Adams,
Software Developer

724 Solutions Inc (http://www.724.com)