read from the url.
{output "Got data: ", e.data}
}
}
}
}
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ral you
will want to use InputStream-of.async-read.
> {output "Got data: ", {buf.to-String}, " -- Chars read: ",
> n}
> }
> }
> }
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pplets, it treats
them as different applets as a conservative choice...you can override
that with the shared persistent data way of doing things. (Shared ones
are not very different from private ones, they just have a set URL.)
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}
}
{for c key i in my-cursor-array do
{map.set-offset i, c}
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and submiting
a form (using HttpFormData). You may also need to actually request the
login page to set up session cookies or to get a server name (from being
redirected from the public name to a particular server, although
yahoo doesn't seem to do that.)
William
.I would watch exactly what the browser does when you do the
login sequence from a browser, using a packet sniffer. HTML can't effect
the request headers except for with cookies that were sent with the HTML,
but javascript could be doing weird stuff... I would expect al
e-type = "application/x-www-from-urlencoded" (and the class constant
HttpFormData.urlencoded-mime-type is provided to avoid typing
mistakes... so mime-type = HttpFormData.urlencoded-mime-type) or
set the mime-type setter after creating the HttpFormData.
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hoices for that are odd.)
So:
{({{url "http://www.curl.com/index.php"}.instantiate-File} asa
HttpFile).http-read-open}
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loaded before
any applet code is run, and would have the same problem.)
Some work to solve this completly is in progress for a future release.
(Contact support if this problem is critical for you right now.)
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pplets runs separatelly like a multithread application?
Yes, each sub-applet runs in it's own thread.
There are occasions like compiling when only one thread at a time
can do a particular activity.
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{sender.connect}
>
> let output:DataSocketByteOutputStream = {sender.to-OutputStream}
>
> {for i:int = 0 to 6 do
> {output.write-one bv[i]}
> }
>
> {sender.shutdown DataSocketShutdownOption.input-output}
I don't know what you are hoping to do
on.input}, but I
am not sure that that call always does something.
{close} also calls {shutdown DataSocketShutdownOption.input-output}
for you. But you should always call {close} on both the DataTCPSocket
and the streams that you made from it when you are totally done
with the socket. (And you can c
.)
(Thanks to BenH for the samples.)
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{curl 4.0 applet}
{curl-file-attributes character-encoding = "utf8"}
{include "ipc.scurl"}
|| For creating sub-applets.
{import * from CURL.ENGINE.BROWSER}
|| Allow graphical projecting of a child applet (
n tell it to change the colors of the child applets,
and see the child applets talking to the parent.
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{curl 4.0, 5.0 applet}
{curl-file-attributes character-encoding = "utf8"}
{include "ipc.scurl"}
|| For creating sub-applets.
{import
eXObject
set {with-1.Cells self.w_lngRDLine, 10}.Value =
{value
let (ret:String, replacement-ymd:String) =
{substrDateChange rd-value.KAISHI_YMD, "g#e.#m.#d"}
set rd-value.KAISHI_YMD = replacement-ymd
ret
}
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