- From: Manfred Gundel <gundel@esrf.fr>
- Date: Tue Jul 2 11:12:07 1996
- To: www-lib-bugs@w3.org
- Cc: gundel@expgb.esrf.fr
> > Manfred Gundel writes: > > Hi, > > > > the call to the CommandLineTool w3c > > 'w3c -post -dest "http://server/cgi-bin/script" "<local_file>"' worked with > > version 4.0, > > but it doesn't work with the new release. > > > > I saw that there is a number of entries in the list concerning the > > ComLineTool and POST, > > but none of them has been answered. > > > > I would be glad get some feedback on this. > > Henrik F. Nielsen answers: > > It's on the plate but I haven't had any time to get around checking it. Do > you have any clues why it doesn't work anymore? > > Any help would be greatly appreciated! > > Thanks, > ... All I can tell you is that you end up with an entry in the server's log file like this: expgb.esrf.fr - - [02/Jul/1996:16:09:15 -0100] "" 400 209 and the error log saying: [02/Jul/1996:16:09:15 -0100] [OK] [host: expgb.esrf.fr] Invalid request "" (unknown method) (400) "" (which is probably no surprise ...) The POST action doesn't work with the Line Mode Browser, too. I tried to build my own PostWeb object to upload a file but I failed :-( All I managed was to send along a string saying 'Hello World' using HTAnchor_setDocument(source, str); and status = HTUploadAnchor((HTAnchor *) source, request, HTUpload_callback); If anyone has a little example of how to prepare the involved objects for a successfull call to HTCopyAnchor I it would be very nice if I could have a look. I'm sorry that I couldn't do more ... ciao Manfred Gundel gundel@esrf.fr
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