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CFReadStreamCreateForHTTPRequest()
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CFReadStreamCreateForHTTPRequest()


  • Subject: CFReadStreamCreateForHTTPRequest()
  • From: Pete Carss <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 19:40:16 +0100

Maybe the wrong list - but there was more talk of CFNetwork in this list than 'macnetworkprog' and anyway I'm trying to call CFNetwrok from Obj-C...

The problem: I'm trying to do an HTTP POST with binary data in the body...exactly like a file upload form in html...

So I read the CFNetwork docs - watched the WWDC video - looked through the sample code and found this:

NSData *payload = [[NSData alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:[payloadPathTextField stringValue]];
CFHTTPMessageSetBody(request, (CFDataRef)payload);

but that doesn't seem to work - even the demo app crashes with sigbus. The WWDC video said if you have a big payload use: CFReadStreamCreateForStreamedHTTPRequest() - if I use this - I get an error in httpd-error.log - that chunked transfer encoding is forbidden - back to the docs - they say that you need to set 'Content-Length' in the request header - but this doesn't seem to be having any effect - and I always end up needing to know the sizeof() the data a handle points to...

Anybody got a binary upload to work with CFNetwork?

BTW I tried CURLHandle - but the demo app for that didn't seem to be able to do it either...

Pete Carss
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