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FormPoster.cleanRawResponse

Fetches the raw bytes from the output stream and removes the HTTP header.

This method is similar to getResponse() except the data is returned as an array of bytes rather than a string. This method has two variants:

• cleanRawResponse (Variant 1) fetches the raw bytes from the output stream and removes the HTTP header.

• cleanRawResponse (Variant 2) fetches the raw bytes from the output stream, removes the HTTP header, and optionally removes the trailing status code.

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FormPoster.cleanRawResponse

Fetches the raw bytes from the output stream and removes the HTTP header.

Syntax

public byte[] 
cleanRawResponse()

Description

The cleanRawResponse method fetches the raw bytes from the output stream and removes the HTTP header.

This method is similar to getResponse() except the data is returned as an array of bytes rather than as a string.

Returns

byte[] response

Example

    FormPoster fp = new FormPoster();
    FTValList vlCookies;
    fp.setURL("http://myserver/servlet/CatalogManager");
    //---
    // Add a new row to MyTable
    FTStatusCode ftStatus = new FTStatusCode();
    status = fp.login(true, ftStatus, "myusername", "mypassword");
    vlCookies = fp.findAllCookies();
        Status = fp.addFile("url", "test.html", 
                    "/export/home/temp/test.html", "text/html");
        Status = fp.addTextValue("tblname", "MyTable");
        Status = fp.addURL("myparameter", 
                           "http://server/main.html");
        Status = fp.addTextValue("id", "1323");
        Status = fp.addTextValue("ftcmd", "addrow");
        fp.setCookies(vlCookies);
        Status = fp.post();            
        //---
        // Fetch the response without the http headers
        CleanResponse = fp.cleanRawResponse(true);
        fp.login(false, ftStatus, null, null);

See Also

getResponse,
getRawResponse,
cleanRawResponse

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FormPoster.cleanRawResponse

Fetches the raw bytes from the output stream and removes the HTTP header. Optionally removes the trailing status code.

Syntax

public byte[] 
cleanRawResponse(boolean bRemoveStatus)

Parameters

bRemoveStatus

Set this parameter to true to remove status; set it to false to keep the status code.

Description

The cleanRawResponse method fetches the raw bytes from the output stream and removes the HTTP header. cleanRawResponse optionally removes the trailing status code.

This method is similar to getResponse() except the data is returned as an array of bytes rather than as a string.

Returns

byte[] response

Example

    FormPoster fp = new FormPoster();
    FTValList vlCookies;
    fp.setURL("http://myserver/servlet/CatalogManager");
    //---
    // Add a new row to MyTable
    FTStatusCode ftStatus = new FTStatusCode();
    status = fp.login(true, ftStatus, "myusername", "mypassword");
    vlCookies = fp.findAllCookies();
        Status = fp.addFile("url", "test.html", "/export/home/temp/test.html", "text/html");
        Status = fp.addTextValue("tblname", "MyTable");
        Status = fp.addURL("myparameter", "http://server/main.html");
        Status = fp.addTextValue("id", "1323");
        Status = fp.addTextValue("ftcmd", "addrow");
        fp.setCookies(vlCookies);
        Status = fp.post();            
        //---
        // Fetch the response without the http headers
        CleanResponse = fp.cleanRawResponse(true);
        fp.login(false, ftStatus, null, null);

See Also

getResponse,
getRawResponse,
cleanResponse

 

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