The problem with put headers is that they wont work with url calls. If your
script is trying to pull data from elsewhere and process it before
displaying it to the user and you need to send custom http headers for this
url call, then, right now, the only way is thru shell() and cURL.
as for
Andre and all,
AFAIK, revServer is, for yet, a great but, still very, very difficult to
market, server-side engine.
Two things would really help us to help RunRev to promote it :
1.- to see the current revserver cgi-engine be marketed as the final GM1
realize of a BSD2 licensed LC cgi way to
Could probably set up a php script that you pass the desired url, headers
and data to and have it make the request, but at that point you might as
well just use curl as you have been.
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*The problem with put headers is that they wont work with url calls. If your
script is trying to pull data
Folks,
Can anyone comment if libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders and the HTTPHeaders work
well with RevServer. On the docs, it says it work on the server deployment
but testing on on-rev, I see it not working. In the case
of libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders it throws an error.
Andre
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Looks like the docs have server listed for lots of things that aren't there
yet. Think you still have to stick with put header, and put new header.
Using library stacks also shows server as a supported platform. I assume
this is still not the case?
E
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 2:25 PM, Andre
