Re: how to extract the "body" of a HTTP_Request2 request?
| From: | Alexey Borzov | Date: | Wed, 03 Mar 2010 23:35:35 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: how to extract the "body" of a HTTP_Request2 request? | ||
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Hi Robert,
On 04.03.2010 2:13, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
just getting started with the HTTP_Request2 class, and i want to
create a POST request that passes potentially lots of data as uploaded
content. from the class definition in Request2.php, i can see:
/**
* Sets the request body
*
* @param string Either a string with the body or filename containing body
* @param bool Whether first parameter is a filename
* @return HTTP_Request2
* @throws HTTP_Request2_Exception
*/
public function setBody($body, $isFilename = false)
... snip ...
fair enough but, once i send off the POST request to the remote PHP
file, how do i access that "body" content? i'm sure this is just a
trivial POST issue. i can examine $_SERVER['CONTENT_LENGTH'] to see
the *length* of the body, but i don't know what variable to use to get
the content itself. help?
Please clarify: are you going to send a custom POST body (as in XML-RPC or SOAP) or emulate POST file upload?
In the former case you access the body via php://input stream, in the latter case you need addUpload() rather than setBody() and just access the $_FILES array as usual.