- From: <speed@cs.washington.edu>
- Date: Tue, 9 May 1995 09:41:50 -0700
- To: www-lib@w3.org
Hi, I'm attempting without much luck to create a userless client which will send filled-out forms back to various servers. However, I've reached my level of futility, so I'm posting here. What I've discovered so far is that Lynx uses a libwww with the following prototype, which seems to do what I want: // in HTAnchor.h typedef struct { char *address; char *post_data; char *post_content_type; } DocAddress; // in HTAccess.c PUBLIC BOOL HTLoadAbsolute ARGS1(CONST DocAddress *,docaddr) { return HTLoadDocument(docaddr->address, HTAnchor_parent(HTAnchor_findAddress(docaddr)), HTOutputFormat ? HTOutputFormat : WWW_PRESENT, HTOutputStream); } Although I'm at a loss as to how it works with the post_data, if at all. Unfortunately, libwww (3.0) has a different HTLoadAbsolute: PUBLIC int HTLoadAbsolute ARGS2(CONST char *,addr, HTRequest*, request) I'm currently at a loss as to why there is a discrepancy, as the lynx lib isn't 2.17 either. Regardless, my original problem stands: I'd like to send a filled-out form to a server, and get the text that it sends back. You can assume that the form is static and can be hard-coded. Does anyone have some quick code to do this? Thanks, -Erik
Received on Tuesday, 9 May 1995 12:44:28 UTC