I think I\'m getting pretty close to the solution but can\'t really 开发者_如何学JAVAfigure out how to send HTTP POST method using Ajax. I think this will help me understand my REST project too.
I\'m developing an android program that shares data via POST with an App Engine program, all in java. When I POST using MultipartEntity the appengine program is unable to see any of my POST variables
<?php /* gets the data from a URL */ function get_data($url) { $ch = curl_init(); $timeout = 5; curl_setopt($ch,CURLOPT_URL,$url);
In my MVC application I have a View that collects user input in a basic Form.When the user hits submit it Posts to my MVC Application where I perform a database operation but then need to redirect the
I am wondering if there\'s a good solution for preventing automated form submissions / POST attacks. Would it be possible to add a form field with a token generated server side that would be unique f
I am playing around with the pcap library in C. I can filter http traffic using the filter expression \"port 80\" in the pcap_compile call, but now I\'m wondering whether I can filter POST requests sp
I am looping through the posted values on a form with a view to doing something with them (so don\'t have access to the controls themselves). This is the process I have to take on this project so that
Do not know why this (appended method from SomeActionBean.java) does not work on Google app engine? Localy everything runs perfect. Any idea where to look for solution?
I am running a mod_python server, where the index.py is designed to handle the incoming requests. In the index.py, if I design something like this to handle form and get the details in the form:
I\'m missing something here. I\'ve got this jQuery JavaScript: $.ajax({ type: \"POST\", url: \"/update-note-order\",
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