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Raaijmakers, Vincent \(GE Infrastructure\)
My web server (apache+mod_python) needs to reply on some session with a multipart connection.
My idea is to use the content-type of multipart/mixed; boundary=--myboundary
The data that I would like to send is a continuous stream of data, divided by that boundary.
Well, there are tons of examples on the web how to encode such a stream on the client side, but I can't find an example how to generate this data using mod_python.
So for now in the very simple example, my code looks like:
req.content_type("multipart/mixed; boundary=--myboundary")
while forever:
data = "--myboudary\r\n%s" % getData()
req.write(data)
However, for every req.write, len(data) + lfcr + boundary/data + lfcr is send out and I just want to send boudary/data like I see in existing applications on the web and described in the w3 norms of multipart.
What is the correct way of doing this? Where can I find the proper cookbook?
Thanks,
Vincent
My idea is to use the content-type of multipart/mixed; boundary=--myboundary
The data that I would like to send is a continuous stream of data, divided by that boundary.
Well, there are tons of examples on the web how to encode such a stream on the client side, but I can't find an example how to generate this data using mod_python.
So for now in the very simple example, my code looks like:
req.content_type("multipart/mixed; boundary=--myboundary")
while forever:
data = "--myboudary\r\n%s" % getData()
req.write(data)
However, for every req.write, len(data) + lfcr + boundary/data + lfcr is send out and I just want to send boudary/data like I see in existing applications on the web and described in the w3 norms of multipart.
What is the correct way of doing this? Where can I find the proper cookbook?
Thanks,
Vincent