On 10 Apr 2009, at 12:28, Kay C Lan wrote:
Not a web guru so hopefully one of the http
gurus will chime in with some clarification, but it seems that
having a look
at the Rev Docs for the libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders and httpHeaders
entries
and trying to set at least "Content-type" and "text/xml" prior to
doing your
post.
Do not try to bend the guru. There is no guru. Instead, try to bend
yourself. ;-)
Silly antics aside, the relevant docu entries are correct. What is
also explained (unfortunately in a too wordy way) are two things that
got me stumped at first too:
1. There's a default header set that is used every time. This is a
minimal set to conform to the http standard. You can check this by
using this code on a virgin session (use "resetall" to get one):
put url "http://google.com";; put libURLLastHTTPHeaders()
2. the httpHeaders are custom headers, which will replace the existing
ones, or be appended if no such header exists. You can check this by
setting the same header (for example "user-agent: foobar") to two
different things. Only the last setting will be in the "real" headers.
Note that libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders replaces _all_ the current
headers with whatever you give it. That's why it says "...to implement
an http method other then...". Because using your own headers is only
really useful in a case where you know the specification, at which
point you'd be thoroughly bended, and know what you're doing :)
have fun
björnke
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