Am 02.04.17 um 00:54 schrieb Iuri Sampaio:
Hi there,
I wonder what HTTP0 means as a result of ns_http. How do I open it? Is
it a TDOM object? Should I pass the result variable in the method call?
the result of ns_http depends on the used subcommand. For the
subcommands "queue" and "run" the result is a handle to an open
connection, which can be used in a subsequent "ns_http wait" or "ns_http
cancel". For details, see [1]. For usage in OpenACS, util::http::get or
util::http::post, which is a layer on top of ns_http.
-g
PS: in the provided snippet, you are using an invalid content-type
[1] https://naviserver.sourceforge.io/n/naviserver/files/ns_http.html
[2] http://openacs.org/api-doc/proc-view?proc=util::http::get
the following chunk of code returns page with HTTP0 assigned:
/ set url [export_vars -base
"https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/access_token"; \//
// {{client_id $appid} {redirect_uri $return_url}
{client_secret $appkey} {code $code}}]//
//
// set queryHeaders [ns_set create]//
// ns_set update $queryHeaders Host https://www.evex.co//
// ns_set update $queryHeaders Content-Type HTML//
//
// set page [ns_http run -headers $queryHeaders -timeout 10.0 -method
GET $url]//
// ns_log Notice "$page"//
////
/
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