RE: Cgicc 3.2 and Win95

[Stephen F. Booth]

Just to clarify the new class structure in the HTTP header area a little bit:

 

HTTPHeader is a base class for all 'simple' (headers that are parsed by the server) HTTP headers that might be sent out.  It adds support for an unlimited number of cookies to be added to the header

 

HTTPContentHeader is used to signify the MIME type of the data being returned

 

HTTPHTMLHeader is a shortcut to HTTPContentHeader for MIME data of type text/html

 

HTTPPlainHeader is a shortcut to HTTPContentHeader for MIME data of type text/plain

 

HTTPRedirectHeader is used when you want to redirect the client to a new URI

 

HTTPStatusHeader is used to return a 3-digit status code and message (404, not found)

 

 

HTTPResponseHeader is used for complete HTTP header construction according to RFC 2616.  There is an example of using this class in the contrib/ directory

 

Finally, HTTPHeaders.h is simply a convenience file you can include so you don't have to include all the header files listed above.  It may be somewhat unnecessary, since it is unlikely a user would send out more than one header type for a given script.  But, I wanted a little bit of backward compatibility.  Hope this helps.

 

-Stephen

 

-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden [mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of Connell, Quintin
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 5:43 AM
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Subject: Cgicc 3.2 and Win95

 

Cgicc 3.2 does not compile under Win9x. File names have changed from plural to singular (HTMLElements, HTMLAttributes and HTTPHeaders), but not changed in the project file. Other files are not included at all - HTMLElementList, HTMLATtributeList, HTTPCookie... That is as far as I have got so far by exporting the makefile and manually editing it. This will need to be recified.

Quintin
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