Hey!
I agree.
I may be misinterpreting what he is trying to do. As I see,
it is in the form of:
?a=a whole bunch of nice data for building an Image,
for Image 'a'.
> Ok, I have a servlet that creates an Image and encodes it into the
> ServletOutputStream directly. I've been sending the data to the servlet via
> the query string.
Delimit the data with whatever you like. Send it as data with a POST. Then
when you get the data at the servlet, parse it out using your delimiter. Take
the data, build your Image and send it back to the caller.
No?
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
Nic Ferrier wrote:
> >>> Danny Rubis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09-Jun-00 11:40:15 AM >>>
>
> >You can use the doPost() to receive the data from
> >HTTP POST request. The amount of data is unlimited.
> >Beware that you *do* have to parse the data yourself
> >once it arrives. You can get help with the parsing by
> >using like Jason Hunter's, et al, HttpMessage class.
>
> This is wrong. You don't have to parse POST data yourself *unless* it
> is *not* form data.
>
> What James was talking about was a parameterized query to a servlet.
>
> Unfortunately it is not possible to perform a parameterized query
> with a POST.
>
> Nic Ferrier
>
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