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=== Changes === | === Changes === | ||
*26-12-2007 | |||
** generic support for reuse of connections/performs | |||
26-12-2007 | ** header info + additional redirect testcase/sample | ||
* generic support for reuse of connections/performs | ** debug info + debug example (primarily to debug protocol problems) | ||
* header info + additional redirect testcase/sample | ** libcurl and zlib version info | ||
* debug info + debug example (primarily to debug protocol problems) | *11-12-2007 Added good old zlib compression library class and enhanced testcase 1 | ||
* libcurl and zlib version info | *4-12-2007 Initial version | ||
=== Download === | === Download === | ||
Download from [http://discuss.visual-prolog.com/viewtopic.php?t=7569 Discussion forum: VPcURL package] | Download from [http://discuss.visual-prolog.com/viewtopic.php?t=7569 Discussion forum: VPcURL package] |
Revision as of 09:18, 8 January 2008
The VPcURL package provides Visual Prolog bindings to the cURL library, which is a library for HTTP and FTP.
Provided by Jan de Lint.
Features
- VPcURL functions which are reasonable close to the Curl manual.
- VP multithreading replacing curl_multi
- HTTP and FTP
- zlib compression library (some functions), see the Zlib specs
Separate classes with runnable annotated samples include
- a complex connection with POST, file-upload, POST- and GET-vars, file download all in one go.
- a simple case opening a page (.HTML) on the internet which does not exist
- a simple case downloading an image file from the internet and saving it on disk.
- an FTP upload testcase (please provide your own FTP adres, userid and password).
- an FTP download case
- a 3 step header/redirect example
- a debug mode example
I assume you need VP 7101 for the background cases to run properly.
Please edit testcases.pro, testcase 5 and 6 (numbers 4 and 5), to provide your own FTP parameters. The other testcases are HTTP and can be run out of the box, provided the servers are not down. F5 will randomly pick a background testcase and run it. Once all the testcases do run, you could do some stress-testing by constantly hitting the F5 key.
Here are some recommendations how to incorporate VPcURL in your program.
Changes
- 26-12-2007
- generic support for reuse of connections/performs
- header info + additional redirect testcase/sample
- debug info + debug example (primarily to debug protocol problems)
- libcurl and zlib version info
- 11-12-2007 Added good old zlib compression library class and enhanced testcase 1
- 4-12-2007 Initial version
Download
Download from Discussion forum: VPcURL package