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Sending a HTTP form (searching the right framework/class-library)
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Sending a HTTP form (searching the right framework/class-library)


  • Subject: Sending a HTTP form (searching the right framework/class-library)
  • From: Michael Becker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2004 18:50:56 +0100

Hi all!

I want to send a HTTP form (using the POST method). The form contains strings, and images. The images, however, are NSImage objects (i.e. I cannot specify a path on the harddisk, but I need to send these NSImage objects, if that is possible at all).
I am not very familiar with the HTTP protocol nor with CoreFoundation.

Does anybody know of a framework/class-library which will help me here? I've heard of CURLHandle and of the OMNI frameworks (OWF and OmniNetworking). Ideally, i would simply have to add my objects (strings, images, etc.) to a container object, set the URL, maybe some other parameters too, and then invoke a "-send" ... (i wish :-)

Any suggestions?

Bye
Michael

PS: If you feel like it, don't hesitate to send code examples as I can use any kind of help here ;-)
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