Ela Jarecka wrote:
:
: All I know right now is that the client is a server, a physical maschine, on
: which a process is running awaiting my
: ( appropriately formatted ) messages.
The process is a web server, yes?
: Once it gets such a message it
: generates requested data and sends it back
> It all depends on what the client looks like, if they have an xml parser,
> like zerces or JAXP for Enterprise java, then you both could
> agree on the location of the xml, and you'd post it and the xml parser
> would grab it.
> Otherwise, you could simply stream the file over a regular
> soc
Could
you provide more info on the client.
-Original Message-
From: Ela Jarecka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 èþíÿ 2001 ã. 7:56
To: Beginners list (E-Mail)
Subject: Sending XML-formatted messages over a https-Connection from a
Perl programm
Hi,
Could anybody help me in that subject?
Ela Jarecka wrote:
: Could anybody help me in that subject? I am supposed to send an
: XML-formatted message requesting data from a third-party system..
: Where should I start? Where do I find a Perl module supporting http streams?
Also, LWP (also known as libwww-perl) can do this is you install
Ela Jarecka wrote:
: Could anybody help me in that subject? I am supposed to send an
: XML-formatted message requesting data from a third-party system..
: Where should I start? Where do I find a Perl module supporting http streams?
Net::SSLeay will do this. It requires openssl to be installed.
Hi,
Could anybody help me in that subject? I am supposed to send an
XML-formatted message requesting data from a third-party system..
Where should I start? Where do I find a Perl module supporting http streams?
Thanks in advance,
Ela
