I\'m trying to parse a URL, but I\'m having problems: http://www.meteor.gov.tr/deniz/deniz-suyu-sicakligi.aspx
Is there a simple way to determine what database is in use behind开发者_高级运维 a website from an external HTTP request?i.e., I make an HTTP request, get back whatever data is going to come from the
At http://localhost/tmp/ I have a form that asks for the user and password (authentication). After the user posts (hits OK) I want to redirect the user to http://localhost/test/ which uses Apache\'s B
If I 开发者_开发知识库GZip the a POST request form data, will a HTTP server decompress it, or it only works the other way (server -> client)?What web server are you using?I\'m assuming your doing the
I\'ve got a basic HTTP client set up in C++, which works ok so far. It\'s for a school assignment, so there\'s lots more to do, but I\'m having a p开发者_如何学Croblem.
I\'ve just started dabbling in some game development and wanted to create a simple multiplayer game. Is it feasible to use HTTP as the primary communication protocol for a multiplayer Game.
Is it possible to make my application ask for username and password prompting for it before render a view?
I can vaguely remember that there are certain older versions of certain browsers that do weird things with GZip encoding - in particular I seem to recall a bug in IE which resulted in JavaS开发者_JAVA
I have the following scenario to implement: I have an ASP.NET Web site. On a click of a button in my site the user is redirected to a 3rd party site. When the user does some actions in this 3rd party
I have a client that connects to an HTTP stream and logs the text data it consumes. I send the streaming server an HTTP GET request...The server replies and continuously publishes data...It will eith
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