Hi all,
I'm writing a program using iNetLib that posts data using the POST method.
I have two servers that I'm testing on whose URLs are:
http://aaa.bb.cc.dd/test.asp
http://ww.xxx.yy.zzz:105/test.asp
where the "aaa.bb.cc.dd" and "ww.xxx.yy.zzz" represent IP addresses to web
servers. The main difference between the two URLs is that the second URL
specifies a port number.
Now when my application is tested on a Palm Vx with OmniSky service,
everything works properly. The data is POSTed and the response message is
received on BOTH of the URLs.
However, when the same application is run on a Palm VIIx with Palm.net
service, the result is mixed. The first URL works, but the second fails.
In the failure case, I do not think the server received the POST data and
no response is received by the Palm.
Now I'm sending in the URL as given above (including the port number) as the
fourth arg in the INetLibSockHTTPReqCreate(). Is the fact that the port
number is part of the URL parameter for the INetLibSockHTTPReqCreate() call
causing problems on Palm.net (but the OmniSky service is smart enough to
parse the URL out)? If so, do I need to call INetLibSockConnect prior to
the INetLibSockHTTPReqCreate() call to separate out the URL and the port
number?
Thanks in advance...
Young Cho
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