Sorry, but i don't understand.
I try testing a rest websvice with jmeter or soap_ui.
I send my request, for both of them, i send my request with on packet (not
chunk).
And when i received it in libmicrohttpd, there are some packet and i loose
some datas.
Sometimes, word or characters missing bet
The problem is not MHD, it’s how the client sends the data. It may not all be
in one transmission. The POST-handling example code explains how to handle POST
data that does not all come in one TCP transmission:
https://gnunet.org/svn/libmicrohttpd/src/examples/post_example.c
In short, it is up
Hi!
It's not a "strict" rule, in that you're in fact required to violate it
if you want to give an error instead of '100 continue' to a POST request.
Also, for everything but this PUT/POST case, you can queue a reply
instantly . Just if you do so for POST, you (may) suppress '100
continue' which
Hello,
Most of the examples contain the comment:
/* do never respond on first call */
Is this a strict rule? If not, what is the reason?
Thanks a lot!
Markus
Hi,
I'm new in libmicrohttpd and i need some advice:
I try developp a light REST webserver and i test it with Jmter or soap_ui.
When i send packet with http/1.1 protcol or http/1.0, always i received the
data by packet and it loose some data between a packet and other packet.
Here my code for
Hi,
I'm new in libmicrohttpd and i need some advice:
I try developp a light REST webserver and i test it with Jmter or soap_ui.
When i send packet with http/1.1 protcol or http/1.0, always i received the
data by packet and it loose some data between a packet and other packet.
Here my code for
Yes, you do want to keep state across calls as the data will be given to
you incrementally as it arrives over the network.
You can use the "*con_cls" storage location to store connection-specific
data.
Some example code is here:
http://www.git.taler.net/?p=mint.git;a=blob;f=src/mint/taler-mint-htt
Dear Harish,
The PostProcessor only supports parsing certain encodings, and
application/json is not among them.
This is why you get NULL. So for this type of upload, your application
has to do the parsing itself
(or use a library like libjansson).
Happy hacking!
Christian
On 06/24/2015 03:28 PM
Hello all,
I am having some problems implementing HEAD requests in a way that keeps
the connections alive. I am unsure how to properly implement HEAD requests,
so as to send the client a correct "Content-Length" and not breaking
keep-alive. I tried two options:
(1) using MHD_create_response_from_
