Hi Henrik, > nice but now we have something "simpler", a POST on the same domain, i.e. > http://localhost:8080.
I observed similar problems when sending a POST to the "lib/form.l" framework. There it works, however, because that framework falls back to a (non-Ajax) HTTP-POST when the first try fail. After that, the port does not change any more and the communication continues to function without further problems. Your case is different, though, as no new port (resulting from the 'app' session) is created. > (de ajaxTest () > (httpHead "text/plain; charset=utf-8") > (ht:Out T > (ht:Prin "From Pico"))) This looks all right. Is it never executed? > Is correct handling of a POST dependent on the session logic in the GUI > framework or am I doing something else wrong? I don't think so. If it is indeed a general problem with ports in the URL, you should try to use 'httpGate' (the standard way of operating a PicoLisp HTTP server anyway). Start it (as root) like: /path/picolisp/bin/httpGate 80 8080 and perhaps also /path/picolisp/bin/httpGate 443 8080 /path/to/some/pem and then call your server via the URL "http://localhost";. The best way is to start it in your "/etc/rc.local" (or equivalent) on your development machine(s). Does this work? Cheers, - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
