I have in Java (similar in other languages, problem should be language independent) a POST request I am sending to the server. The POST request contains only some POST parameters no body.
Is it possible to force browser to reload a Silverlight application - basically .aspx and .xap files - even if the server goes down? I.e. not accessible to the browser. Like setting caching forever. I
Modsecurity question... What is the REQUEST_METHOD test doing in the following? It appears twice. SecRule REQUEST_METHOD \"!^OPTIONS$\" \"t:none\"
There is a proxy server on the clients site that all external request must go through. I am calling an external w开发者_JAVA技巧eb service that needs the proxy settings.
I\'m trying to refactor a xhr call to a different domain to something a little more portable(works only in ie if you change settings)
I would like to make a set of help pages for an iOS app, and it seems logical to have a hypertext table of contents.
I have a WCF method that accepts arbitrary binary data which the service will save to a file on the filesystem. Here is the WCF method:
I wrote this script $ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $address); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, $useragent);
Im working on a virtual globe web application which serves a lot of map tiles, and i am trying to tweak the http headers that my server is sending to indicate the browser (Firefox) an expiration time
I\'m trying to send data from an Android smartphone via a POST request to a REST web service. There is no error on client side, but on the server side is no code executed if I have sent the data:
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