> If I wanted to use this utility to copy a file from a users (Windows)
> workstation to my (Linux) webserver, how would I do this? The program on
> the users workstation will create a file called "info.txt" and place it in
> c:\wow. I want it to go to my server upload.mydomain.com. How do I get the
> file c:\wow\info.txt from the user to my web server over https?
>
No solution here for the server side - I have a similar problem! But I DO know
of a Win32 Borland library with an http component which supports POSTing of
files. If you're working in Delphi, or C++ Builder, try
http://www.nevrona.com/Indy/Download.html
BUT - what about the server end, and PHP? I need to write a script which
extracts the POSTed file content and store it on the server. (With a browser
client I could upload from with <input type="file"> form elements and use the
PHP upload functions, but using a browser at the client end is not an option
here.)
According to the w3c docs, POSTed content is sent in the "request
entity body". Since the request has a header, it's logical that it can
have a body too :-) but I don't see any PHP functionality for getting at
it.
PHP itself must be able to extract the POSTed data - it does so when saving a
POSTed file to its temporary location - but this function don't seem to be
exposed
in the API... is it?
Thanks for any wisdom!
Nik
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