On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Sergio Juan wrote:

> I have an application that sends files to a WebServer using a POST from
> libcurl. I would like to get in the response of this POST action) the
> number of the files effectively received (as it is a little buggy and we
> suspect on our JSPs) to check it is the same that the number we send. It
> must be in the same connection because that JSP is a little appart of the
> application and doesn't know which client is calling him, so it can't wait
> for a GET action to return the value. Using curl I get the client to enter
> in a function where it could read it, but it just receives 3 bytes in the
> stream, so it fails...

I don't quite understand your problem here. You POST to the site, so why
don't you just set a write callback and receive all the response data into it
and do whatever you want with it?

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 Daniel Stenberg -- curl related mails on curl related mailing lists please
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