- From: Jerker Hammarberg <jerha202@student.liu.se>
- Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 08:03:35 -0400 (EDT)
- To: <www-lib@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <005601bffd42$c54c6410$1401a8c0@mediate>
Hi! I have a problem, please help! I'm trying to do a simple put of data (from memory) to a URL. The problem is that I (apparently) have to enter the event loop for having the request processed, but I can't terminate the event loop in the case when the Put was successful. I try to terminate the loop with an After filter, but it seems that this filter is never executed after successful Put. On the other hand, when the Put fails, the filter is executed. Most of all I would like to never enter the loop - just call a procedure that simply does the job. Is there one? If not, can someone give me a guess about what can be wrong? The essential code pieces are given below. Thanks in advance, Jerker int terminator( HTRequest* request, HTResponse* response, void* param, int status ) { std::cerr << "Now in terminator" << std::endl; HTNet_deleteAfter( terminator ); HTRequest_delete( request ); HTEventList_stopLoop(); return HT_OK; } int main( void ) { // The following 10 lines are placed in another procedure in the real application HTList* encodings = HTList_new(); HTLibInit( "PutApp", "1.0" ); HTEventInit(); HTTransportInit(); HTProtocolInit(); HTNetInit(); HTAAInit(); HTTransferEncoderInit( encodings ); HTFormat_setTransferCoding( encodings ); HTMIMEInit(); HTRequest* request = HTRequest_new(); HTAnchor* dst = HTAnchor_findAddress( /* URL */ ); HTParentAnchor* src = HTTmpAnchor( NULL ); HTAnchor_setDocument( src, /* Data block pointer */ ); HTAnchor_setFormat( src, WWW_PLAINTEXT ); HTAnchor_setLength( src, /* Data block size */ ); HTNet_addAfter( terminator, NULL, NULL, HT_ALL, HT_FILTER_LAST ); bool status = HTPutAnchor( src, dst, request ); if( status ) { HTEventList_loop(request); } // The following 3 lines are placed in another procedure in the real application HTFormat_deleteAll(); HTEventTerminate(); HTLibTerminate(); }
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