Any idea on how to send a JPEG using just sockets? I've tried File.Load()
and writing the string, as well as reading each byte. I still must be
missing something
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 3:16 PM, Shannon Smith wrote:
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I'm trying to connect to a server that requires a custom header. I'm using
CURL and Gambas v2.13. I can't find a way to modify the outgoing headers.
Here's my code snippet:
DIM mySock AS HttpClient
DIM myResponse AS String
DIM myRequest AS String
DIM AuthToken as String
AuthToken = "T
I couldn't get it to work correctly with the built in
printing functions in gambas. There's also rough support for gphoto, when
using a "real" camera, but it's all shell'ed, so the timing is off. Maybe
someone can improve on it?
Thanks again!
Shan
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