So it looks like I have to parse each one and form a single entry for
HttpCli.Cookie with just the name=value pairs, seperated by "; ".
I'll try to do that now. I was used to the Indy cookie manager
component which must have handled the parsing for me. I would rather
do more things myself than use
2006 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] HttpCli and POSTDATA
>I am trying to pick out the cookies from some header data, and I
> noticed there are a few lines: "Set-Cookie:"
>
> Since I need to use the cookies in subsequent requests, do I need to
> use the OnCookie event and
I am trying to pick out the cookies from some header data, and I
noticed there are a few lines: "Set-Cookie:"
Since I need to use the cookies in subsequent requests, do I need to
use the OnCookie event and combine all the cookies into one line? What
is used as the separator if so? Or is there a m
On Sep 24, 2006, at 20:51, Johnnie Norsworthy wrote:
> Thanks; I know the header format, I just need to know how to apply the
> POSTDATA string to the header before getting the page.
>
> I used a FireFox extension to get the POSTDATA format.
The data of the POST is submitted in the BODY of the r
AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] HttpCli and POSTDATA
:I found a HTTP Post example in the included demos. Now I just have to
: snoop and find the exact requirements (cookies, etc.) for posting.
:
: I had to add the POSTDATA string to HttpCli.SendStream.
:
: Thanks,
: Johnnie
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I found a HTTP Post example in the included demos. Now I just have to
snoop and find the exact requirements (cookies, etc.) for posting.
I had to add the POSTDATA string to HttpCli.SendStream.
Thanks,
Johnnie
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Johnnie Norsworthy wrote:
>> POSTDATA is not included in the header but like this:
>>
>> POST / HTTP/1.1
>> Host: www.overbyte.be
>>
>> username=user&password=pwd (POSTDATA HERE--just like content in GET)
>>
>
> Thanks SZ, but how do I add that to a THttpCli before calling
> .GetAsync? Is t
> POSTDATA is not included in the header but like this:
>
> POST / HTTP/1.1
> Host: www.overbyte.be
>
> username=user&password=pwd (POSTDATA HERE--just like content in GET)
Thanks SZ, but how do I add that to a THttpCli before calling
.GetAsync? Is there an example in the ICS samples?
-Johnnie
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: Thanks; I know the header format, I just need to know how to apply the
: POSTDATA string to the header before getting the page.
:
: I used a FireFox extension to get the POSTDATA for
Thanks; I know the header format, I just need to know how to apply the
POSTDATA string to the header before getting the page.
I used a FireFox extension to get the POSTDATA format.
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Not sure if this helps you.. but if you use Firefox, there is an
extension called LiveHTTPHeaders. It shows you the sequence of
communication between the browser and the server. It will help you
analyze what is sent to and fro and in what sequence.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Mohit.
Johnnie Nor
I have been using fat URLs to retrieve a few web search page results,
but for one site I need to use POSTDATA in the request header. How do
I set my POSTDATA string before a THttpCli.GetAsync?
Thanks,
-Johnnie Norsworthy
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