- From: Oluf Nissen <onissen@adomo.com>
- Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 15:35:23 +0000
- To: www-lib@w3.org
Hi, I've spent the better part of a week trying to learn how to use libwww. So far I've made little progress (is this typical?) I have a hard time getting oriented among the myriad of configuration and setup options of libwww before it's usable for something specific. It's very difficult, for example, to get a clear picture of how the example code provided is to be translated into objects that exist at runtime, and how they relate to each other. I have the following task that I want to achieve (and it doesn't need to be multithreaded for now): After I submit a request to libwww, I need to send the response to two different places: if the content type is of a certain mime type, the result needs to be put into a file, and my application needs to be notified of the file's arrival. If the content is of a different mime type, the result needs to be sent via a string to a different part of the application. The documentation mentions that you can build pipes of streams, but I have not found any concrete examples of how to do that. What if I need to add another mime type to the scenario? How would I do that? Can anyone help enlighten me on how to do this? Thanks, Oluf Nissen
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