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Re: What Networking APIs to use?
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Re: What Networking APIs to use?


  • Subject: Re: What Networking APIs to use?
  • From: ali raza <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 02:32:07 -0800 (PST)

Well i am not going for OT at all. For OS X CFNetwork
seems a good choice. I have the following questions
related to CFNetwork.

When working on OS X 10.2

1) Does CFNetwork support POSTing to HTTPS URLs?

2) Does it allow to POST to an HTTPS URL when working
behind a proxy server?

3) I am using CodeWarrior 8.2 on OS X 10.2. I have a
Carbon C++ Console based project. How do i make
CFNetwork work in such a project. I tried doing it
(initially by using only 2 methods
CFHTTPMessageSetHeaderFieldValue and
CFHTTPMessageCreateRequest) and the linker gives
errors

undefined CFHTTPMessageSetHeaderFieldValue (code)
&
undefined CFHTTPMessageCreateRequest (code)

I tried adding libraries but no luck. What should i do
about it. What libraries should i add?

Thanks
Ali

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