Uh, that patch was of course the wrong way around... hate it when
I mix up cause and effect...
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>2. The Makefile.PL wants to make aliases called GET HEAD and POST.
>However, on Windows, alas, HEAD is the same as head.
>Can you either, (a) not make the aliases by default, or (b) for windows
>make different aliases?
This problem also affected previous versions of OS X, though I never
did test
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Francis Turner wrote:
> Could well be. Easiest thing is to preprocess the XML using so that you
> get just the XML parts and have no leading (or trailing) HTTP.
Not sure which ' ' you were thinking of but I ended up doing a _very_ ugly
thing by turning the string-of-lines i
Hi. I'm having two problems with libwww-perl5.75 on Cygwin.
1. The file libwww-perl-5.75/README has a date that can't be utime'd:
-rw-r--r-- gisle/gisle3823 1970-01-01 04:37:34 libwww-perl-5.75/README
2. The Makefile.PL wants to make aliases called GET HEAD and POST.
However, on Windows, alas
Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
Well this didn't quite work the way I expected. The document is submitted
using a HTTP POST and the returned document has the HTTP headers at the
top. I think this is breaking XML::Simple - well probably any XML parser.
I get this message
Could well be. Easiest thing
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Haroon Rafique wrote:
[...]
> To have SSL capability you need either one of the following 2 modules on
> your Windows 2003 Server machine:
>
> Crypt::SSLeay
> IO::Socket::SSL
or the stuff from Johnny Lee (no, not me, we just happen to have similar
names), which only depends on
Well this didn't quite work the way I expected. The document is submitted
using a HTTP POST and the returned document has the HTTP headers at the
top. I think this is breaking XML::Simple - well probably any XML parser.
I get this message
not well-formed (invalid token) at line 1, column 14, b
Haroon:
Try installing from one of the two sites listed below, depending on the version of
perl that you're running. It got me working and made the 'Failed: 501 Protocol scheme
'https' is not supported' error go away.
Ken
If you have version 5.8,type
install http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/
On Today at 5:54pm, MT=>Mueller-Lynch Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
MT>
MT> What 'SSL interface' do I have to install on a Windows Server 2003?
MT> I'm a little confused, cause I'm running the same perl script on a
MT> Windows 2000 machine and everything works fine (and I didn't install
MT> any SSL
Hello,
I've got problems with the HTTPS support within LWP
The libwww-perl documentation says:
"
...
HTTPS
URLs with https scheme are accessed in exactly the same way as with http scheme,
provided that an SSL interface module for LWP has been properly installed (see the
README.SSL file found i
I experienced a problem with the latest Mail::Webmail::Yahoo
(this is on perl 5.8.1 on Linux) that I *believe* stems from a problem
with LWP::Protocol::http. Correcting what I thought the problem was
there caused the Mail::Webmail::Yahoo tests to pass.
Initial symptom: the Mail::Webmail::Yahoo
Dave, Francis;
Thanks for the reply. I was hoping it would be this simple but the
XML::Simple documentation used a different notation and my perl is a
little weak in the multi-dimensional arrays and hashes still this does
answer my needs.
I will look at XML::Twig but I suspect my needs in proces
If you are really only looking for one value and it will always have the
same tag the you *may* find it easier to just do a regex search on the
response.
ie m!(\d+)!s;
XML::Simple is quite a bit of overhead for just retrieving one value.
If you are going to need more of the response later then
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