IBM explained why the subroutine that Brian supplied was not
working. My website was requiring a version of 1.1 not 1.0.
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I have opted for this method. I give up trying to make any other
version work. This one does with one very minor exception. I redirect
the output to a type 1 file. Problem is, the filename it creates is >
50 characters in length and I can't read or delete it from Universe.
Is there an option s
I should have mentioned that wget runs on Windows too.
I've also heard of cURL. I'm not sure if we started doing stuff like this
before cURL came out or not, it's just the particular tool we ended up
using for that job and it's useful so we keep using it for more stuff as
it comes up. It may
Wget is a great tool for retrieving web data however I prefer cURL
because it can be used to both get and send data. It too works on both
Unix and Windows.
Robert Porter wrote:
Just FYI,
wget is quite handy, is opensource and is available for Windows as well...
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net
Just FYI,
wget is quite handy, is opensource and is available for Windows as well...
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm
And notice the line: "Wget works exceedingly well on slow or unstable
connections..."
That's VERY true - much more so than many other methods.
Besides using
Thanks for the info, but we are running Windows Server 2003 R2 in both cases.
At 6/22/2009 03:32 PM, you wrote:
I know we're well into this thread now, but...
Most of my goofing around with web page grabs and the like was done
before the CallHTTP stuff was out, or when only the really early ve
I know we're well into this thread now, but...
Most of my goofing around with web page grabs and the like was done
before the CallHTTP stuff was out, or when only the really early versions
that were buggy were out. So back then we just used "wget" for grabbing
web pages on our Unix based UV s
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> Thanks Brian, As usual with almost every sample I download
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er,
ResponseData, HTTPStatus)
If Ok <> HTTP_SUCCESS Then
ErrText = "Error submitting request (": Ok:")"
RETURN
End
OutData = HTTPStatus
OutData =Convert(@FM,@VM, ResponseHeader)
OutData = Convert(@FM, @VM, ResponseData)
FM, @VM, ResponseData)
RETURN
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> The example is just a test. Both servers are tru
The example is just a test. Both servers are trusted servers. I run
both of them. The end result will update a Product SQL table on a
web server in a data center with current product pricing as the user
updates his local UV database. I tried 1st with Call.http. There are
few examples that goog
> From:> curt
> I have an application that needs to open up a web page
> from within Universe and pass a query string to the
> Web Server to update some product information.
[snip]
There are a lot of things that are awkward about this request.
You'll want to read through my comments before respo
I have an application that needs to open up a web page from within
Universe and pass a query string to the Web Server to update some
product information.
I have provided the exact code (less customer references) below.
If you manually open the page by keying in the URL into IE the page
executes
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