Basically I would like to have a POST will have the content length and
at the end a data section containing at the end
name=Philip&gender=mail
which can be read on the server side CGI with
query->param('name')
and
query->param('gender')
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To: Tham, Philip
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Subject: Re: Passing parameters into post
> It seems that to pass paramenters into a post I can use the following
> method
>
> my $rq=HTTP::Request->new(POST => http://www.posturl.com,["name"; =>
> "Philip", "gender" => "male"]);
Well, fixing the typo of missing quotes around the URL, what you will
have done there is created a request with a couple of curious HTTP
headers "name" and "gender". And absolutely no content inside the post
data.
You can use HTTP::Request::Common which provides a helper function POST
that will generate a properly formated HTTP::Request object.
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