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> OK, I did some digging around on the Apple developer site and came across
> what I think is the best way to handle this: Am I correct in assuming
that I can
> use the URL Loading System, since IPP uses HTTP transport? If
so, I'd like to
> get some clarifications before I proceed:
>
> 1. Would the raw IPP request data be loaded into an NSURL object via a
> setResourceData: message (after being converted to an NSData object)?
Sorry to be such a bother with all these posts, but to answer my own
question (after a bit more research), the data would actually go into an
NSMutableURLRequest object via a setHTTPBody: message, with the HTTP
headers and method set accordingly.
> 2. Is the response data that is finalized in the NSURLConnection
> connectionDidFinishLoading: delegate method in raw format, i.e.
something I
> could extract from the NSData object and map directly into the IPP
structures?
After poring over the CUPS source until my head hurt, it appears that
the answer to this question is "yes".
Well, sort-of. You can use the ippReadCB and ippWriteCB methods to
read from/write to a memory buffer. You can't just cast to ipp_t *
and go... :)
Ultimately, it would probably be easier to tie into the keychain
API from a CUPS password callback...
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Michael Sweet, Easy Software Products mike at easysw dot com
Internet Printing and Document Software http://www.easysw.com
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