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Should a more generic function be released which will include the already available web functions, such as header queries, uri encoding, base encoding, etc ?
yes, i'd like to have one function to get all neccessary http functionalities in one instead of collecting each for my own
no, i prefer collecting the functions i need
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JimKarvo
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PostPosted: July 14th, 2009, 9:37 am 
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Without the maxmem:

Code:
Error: Memory limit reached (see #MaxMem in the help file).  The current thread will exit.

   Line#
   124: {
   125: FileRead,file,%field_val%
   126: fileType := MimeType(file)
   127: SplitPath,field_val,filename
   128: FileGetSize,fileSize,%field_val%
   129: VarSetCapacity(placeholder, fileSize, 32) 
   131: postbody = %postbody%; filename="%filename%"

Content-Type: %fileType%

Content-Transfer-Encoding: Binary
--->   137: field_val := placeholder
   138: }
   139: postbody .= "



" . field_val . "

" 
   140: }
   141: }
   142: postbody .= "--" boundary "--

" 
   146: headers .= (StrLen(headers) ? "

" : "") . "Content-type: multipart/form-data; boundary=" boundary "

" . "Content-Length: " strlen(postbody) 
   150: if field_isFile 


With MaxMem, the results box is empty.. If ther rar file is small, the script works.. For a little time it takes about 400-500 MB of RAM..


The last Lines:
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284: if ((headerRequest:=DllCall("WinINet\HttpQueryInfoA","uint",hRequest,"uint",21,"uint",&header,"uint",&header_len,"uint",0))=1) 
284: if ((headerRequest:=DllCall("WinINet\HttpQueryInfoA","uint",hRequest,"uint",21,"uint",&header,"uint",&header_len,"uint",0))=1) 
284: if ((headerRequest:=DllCall("WinINet\HttpQueryInfoA","uint",hRequest,"uint",21,"uint",&header,"uint",&header_len,"uint",0))=1) 
284: if ((headerRequest:=DllCall("WinINet\HttpQueryInfoA","uint",hRequest,"uint",21,"uint",&header,"uint",&header_len,"uint",0))=1) 
284: if ((headerRequest:=DllCall("WinINet\HttpQueryInfoA","uint",hRequest,"uint",21,"uint",&header,"uint",&header_len,"uint",0))=1) 
288: if (headerRequest=1) 
296: res := "timeout"
299: Loop,Parse,res,
,

301: RetValue := A_LoopField
302: Break
306: if (RetValue="timeout") 
307: html := "Error: timeout"
308: Return,-1
071: VarSetCapacity(result,-1) 
072: MsgBox,result (10.19)


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PostPosted: July 14th, 2009, 10:09 am 
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JimKarvo wrote:
The last Lines:
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284: if ((headerRequest:=DllCall("WinINet\HttpQueryInfoA","uint",hRequest,"uint",21,"uint",&header,"uint",&header_len,"uint",0))=1) 
288: if (headerRequest=1) 
296: res := "timeout"
299: Loop,Parse,res,
,

301: RetValue := A_LoopField
302: Break
306: if (RetValue="timeout") 
307: html := "Error: timeout"
308: Return,-1
071: VarSetCapacity(result,-1) 
072: MsgBox,result (10.19)

hmm, this shows that the http request is timing out. I think you'll have to use InternetSetOption to set INTERNET_OPTION_CONNECT_TIMEOUT but I can't help you with that, sorry.


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JimKarvo
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I tryied to upload smaller files.. It can upload about 512 kb without problem.. :S

That means, that the script will don't work with big files, right? :(


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JimKarvo
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Hm.. It seems that the script tryies to post all the content at once.. Maybe that's the reason that it takes a lot of memory, and it gets the timeout.. Is it possible to post a part of file every time?

Eg to post the firts 500 KB, then the second 500 KB etc..?


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JimKarvo wrote:
Hm.. It seems that the script tryies to post all the content at once.. Maybe that's the reason that it takes a lot of memory, and it gets the timeout.. Is it possible to post a part of file every time?

Eg to post the firts 500 KB, then the second 500 KB etc..?



well,

here is the relevant section:

; <http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa384247(VS.85).aspx>
sRequest := DllCall("WinINet\HttpSendRequestA"
, "uInt",hRequest,"Str",Headers, "uInt",Strlen(Headers)
, "Str",POSTData,"uInt",Strlen(POSTData))


check out the msdn link.

what does it tell you ? Can you break up the sendRequest ?


What can you find on the ms site about increasing the timeout value ?


(Invest some real efforts/time/brain power and am happy to lend you a hand.)

Code:
untested:

varsetcapacity(ISOval,16,0)
NumPut(ISOval, 0xFFFFFFFF, 0, "INT")
DllCall("WinINet\InternetSetOptionA",uINT, hRequest, uINT, 5, UINTP, ISOval, uINT, 4)

prior to

   sRequest := DllCall("WinINet\HttpSendRequestA"
                  , "uInt",hRequest,"Str",Headers, "uInt",Strlen(Headers)
                  , "Str",POSTData,"uInt",Strlen(POSTData))

 

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JimKarvo
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Joy2DWorld wrote:
what does it tell you ? Can you break up the sendRequest ?


What can you find on the ms site about increasing the timeout value ?




I didn't find any answer for that.. But I thing that the RapidUploader (Official) sends everytime a small amount of KB... (At the 1.2version, you could change the amount of KB to send everytime)

Yeap! Setting this option to infinite (0xFFFFFFFF) will disable this timer. But how? The script that you wrote, it can't run (It says thet the autohotkey program, must close, we are sorry for that etc..)


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Voltron43 wrote:
temp01 wrote:
Yes, replace line 140 in httpQuery.ahk:
Code:
RetValue := RegExReplace(RetValue,"\Q" ProVer "\E\s+")

with:
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RetValue := RegExReplace(RetValue,"HTTP/1\.[01]\s+")


It now works, thanks!


Ok, now httpQuery returns the first call, but it does not update once the second call to the function is placed. Anybody have any ideas why?

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JimKarvo
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noone? :(


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JimKarvo wrote:
The script that you wrote, it can't run It says thet the autohotkey program, must close, we are sorry for that etc..)


you ran the code as independent script ?

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DerBen
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PostPosted: July 26th, 2009, 11:26 pm 
Ok to start, I really like this..

However I can't seem to figure out how to add a cookies tag to the header.

This is roughly what I need to simulate:

###
GET *some url* HTTP/1.1
Host: *some host*
User-Agent: *some agent*
Referer: *some referrer*
Cookie: *Cookie data*

###

This is the code I'm using:

headers := "Cookie: stuff"
length := httpQuery(data:="",URL,"",headers)

Other values seem to get passed except "Cookies:". So am I missing something? The inserted header doesn't end up on the bottom either, not sure if that would make a difference or not.


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edit: sorry, please ignore


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DerBen
 Post subject: Cookies
PostPosted: August 4th, 2009, 2:45 am 
So no-one has any idea why "cookie: " is being filtered from the headers?


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mtemp
 Post subject: Example I do not work
PostPosted: August 14th, 2009, 2:25 pm 
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DerRaphael wrote:
Example I: Showing the raw HTML result of a search for httpQuery in AutoHotkey's forum in an edit control


I tried this example without any changes and get this output:
Image

However no problems with the third example:
"Example III: Downloading binary data and saving it to a local file."


So, what's going wrong?

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minor update 0.3.5

fixed the strip version bug as suggested by temp01 in this thread. thx

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 Post subject: Re: Cookies
PostPosted: September 19th, 2009, 6:41 pm 
DerBen wrote:
So no-one has any idea why "cookie: " is being filtered from the headers?


+1
how set cookie?


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