Hi Sven,
no, it has to have a body (if I use HTTPSocket, I get a correct answer)
here is a script that can show you the problem:
| response auth |
response := ZnClient
post: 'http://127.0.0.1:333/accounts/ClientLogin'
data: (ZnApplicationFormUrlEncodedEntity
withAll: (Dictionary new
at: 'Email' put: 'YOUR GOOGLE ACCOUNT';
at: 'Passwd' put: 'YOUR SECRET PASSWORD';
at: 'service' put: 'analytics';
yourself)).
auth := Dictionary new.
(response entity contents subStrings: Character lf asString)
do: [ :each |
(each subStrings: '=')
in: [ :array | auth at: array first put: array second ]
].
ZnHTTPSocketFacade
httpGetDocument:
'http://127.0.0.1:333/analytics/feeds/accounts/default'
args: nil
accept: '*/*'
request: ('Authorization: GoogleLogin Auth={1}{2}' format: {auth at:
'Auth'. String crlf}).
(if you replace ZnHTTPSocketFacade with HTTPSocket, you get a correct answer,
if you have a google analytics account)
btw... 127.0.0.1:333 is a stunnel who redirects to https://google.com
Cheers,
Esteban
El 29/04/2011, a las 2:32a.m., Sven Van Caekenberghe escribió:
> Hello Esteban,
>
> On 29 Apr 2011, at 00:26, Esteban Lorenzano wrote:
>
> Thanks for reporting these issues, I'll have a look at them, but during the
> day I am out of the office and have meetings, so it won't be until the
> evening that I have some time, maybe only tomorrow.
>
> I remember having thought about the first issue, I just don't remember why I
> did it that way, I'll have to check a bit.
>
> The second issue them, can you send a print string of the headers in that
> response ? Maybe there just is no body ? Is there a way for me to try that
> request ?
>
> Sven
>
>> Hi,
>> I found some problems on Zinc implementation.
>>
>> Take this example:
>>
>> HTTPSocket
>> httpGetDocument:
>> 'http://127.0.0.1:333/analytics/feeds/accounts/default'
>> args: (Dictionary new
>> at: 'prettyprint' put: #('true');
>> yourself)
>> accept: '*/*'
>> request: ('Authorization: GoogleLogin Auth={1}{2}' format: {self
>> authenticationKey. String crlf}
>>
>> this, if I have the correct authentication key, gives me the correct answer
>> (an atom-xml response).
>>
>> Now, if I try:
>>
>> ZnHTTPSocketFacade
>> httpGetDocument:
>> 'http://127.0.0.1:333/analytics/feeds/accounts/default'
>> args: (Dictionary new
>> at: 'prettyprint' put: #('true');
>> yourself)
>> accept: '*/*'
>> request: ('Authorization: GoogleLogin Auth={1}{2}' format: {self
>> authenticationKey. String crlf}
>>
>> (this should work, as the facade is for compatibility, I think)
>>
>> I have two errors, one of them easily solvable, and the other... well... I
>> couldn't solve it in the 15' I spent on it :)
>>
>> 1) arguments are not in the correct way. While HTTPSocket functions expect
>> something like this:
>>
>> Dictionary new
>> at: 'prettyprint' put: #('true'); "<-- Parameter is an array"
>> yourself.
>>
>> ZnHTTPSocketFacade expects something like this:
>>
>> Dictionary new
>> at: 'prettyprint' put: 'true'; "<-- Parameter is a string"
>> yourself.
>>
>> 2) This is the hard one. If you do the get request with parameter fixed, you
>> should get the atom feed.
>> But you don't.
>> You get a ZnResponse who is OK (status 200), but entity is empty. I
>> followed the error until this method:
>>
>> canReadContent
>> ^ self hasContentLength or: [ self isChunked or: [ self
>> allowsReadingUpToEnd ] ]
>>
>> who return false, because none of the questions is true. Then, no entity is
>> filled, and I have no answer :(
>>
>> Hope this help :)
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Esteban
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