How to do client authentication in LWP

2000-06-12 Thread Su, Jin
Hi All, I am very new to PERL and looking for help. I need write a client that is capable of SSL3 and needs to authenticate to Apache server. I use Crypt::SSLeay that support LWP with SSL3. I do following code without SSLVerifyClient set to reqire at the server and it works fine. use LWP::UserA

HTTP 2.0

2000-06-12 Thread Cgreenhill
Hello libwwwers, I found a bunch of web sites that seem to support HTTP 2.0. Here's a few - http://www.almatel.net http://www.barbequenews.com http://www.georgiablockbrick.com All of these are hosted by www.accessatc.com I had assumed that 2.0 was still 'experimental' Does anyone know if the

Re: Element.pm

2000-06-12 Thread Sean M. Burke
Dave Waller wrote: > > I am trying to use the module HTML-CalendarMonth and it needs > HTML/ElementTable.pm which needs HTML/Element.pm. > > CPAN says there is such a module and the it is owned by this list. Where does it say it's owned by this list? Go to http://search.cpan.org/ In the search

Element.pm

2000-06-12 Thread Dave Waller
I am trying to use the module HTML-CalendarMonth and it needs HTML/ElementTable.pm which needs HTML/Element.pm. CPAN says there is such a module and the it is owned by this list. I can not find it though. Any clues would be helpfull. Dave Waller

RE: :Protocol::https missing methods

2000-06-12 Thread WORENKLEIN, David, GCM
LWP makes use of object oriented paradigms. When requesting https pages, the system actually uses the http request code, but the "connection" object knows that it has to speak https. This is called polymorphism. -Original Message- From: Luke Butcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent:

new version of HTML-Tree - just new features in HTML::Element

2000-06-12 Thread Sean M. Burke
HTML-Tree-0.67.tar.gz is now entering CPAN. Changelog for this release: 2000-06-12 Sean M. Burke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Release 0.67. Just changes to HTML::Element... Introduced look_up and look_down. Thanks to the folks on the libwww list for helping me find the right form for that