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Evan DiBiase
Hi!
Has anyone run into trouble using 1.8.3 (Cygwin, on Windows,
specifically) and Net::HTTP's POST functionality?
It used to be that code like the following would pass the parameter
"foo" with the value "bar" to "http://myserver/servlet", but, on the
aforementioned configuration, the servlet (or PHP script; I've tested
both) doesn't seem to get the parameter:
Net::HTTP.start("myserver", 80) { |http| http.post("/servlet",
"foo=bar") }
Does anyone have a clue about what might be wrong? I'm using POST
data (instead of URL encoding) because the server with which I'm
communicating has hard limits on the URL size that I would exceed in
a few cases.
Thanks,
Evan
Has anyone run into trouble using 1.8.3 (Cygwin, on Windows,
specifically) and Net::HTTP's POST functionality?
It used to be that code like the following would pass the parameter
"foo" with the value "bar" to "http://myserver/servlet", but, on the
aforementioned configuration, the servlet (or PHP script; I've tested
both) doesn't seem to get the parameter:
Net::HTTP.start("myserver", 80) { |http| http.post("/servlet",
"foo=bar") }
Does anyone have a clue about what might be wrong? I'm using POST
data (instead of URL encoding) because the server with which I'm
communicating has hard limits on the URL size that I would exceed in
a few cases.
Thanks,
Evan