Q:
I am returning a result set using print_json(aresult) and I want to include the "Content-type: APPLICATION/JSON"
A:
At the top of your .rsp page
Code:
Response.contenttype = "Application/json"
<%
response.contenttype = "..."
%>
it is Lianja/VFP.
case insensitive.
Try removing all the HTML tags. You are generating JSON and outputting HTML.
Code:
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="application/json; charset="UTF-8" />
</head>
<body>
...
</body>
</html>
Remove those.
The response.contenttype = "application/json" should be being sent then your JSON data.
Q:
NetworkRequest. I have had a go at uploading an XML file to my website. I have some confusion about what "args" were required, my solution seems to involve some redundancy. This is what I thought might work (It doesn't!)
Code:
// Upload xml file to the web
oRequest = createObject("networkrequest")
oRequest.async = .f.
oRequest.username = "myUserName"
oRequest.password = "myPassword"
oRequest.putFile("ftp://www.timelinecontinuum.com/9-11.xml?username='myUserName'&password='myPassword' ",xmlName)
y = oRequest.ErrorString
In debug, after oRequest.username, I see:
Code:
? oRequest.username
^
Property/Variable 'USERNAME' not found
After the putFile request I get:
A:
You can however only use http:// or https:// not ftp:// with "NetworkRequest"
If you want to upload using sftp i would recommend that you look at using the chilkat components for Lianja from http://www.chilkatsoft.com/lianja.asp
Q:
I would like to have the targetFile and source file both coming from variables.
It works Ok with source file as xmlName where xmlName contains something like "C:\Lianja\Data\timeline\9-11.XML".
But targetFile resists my attempts to use a variable. I would like to pass through a file name and a subdirectory on my Host.
So TargetFile would be something like "/DataXML/filename.xml".
A:
You can substitute variables into strings using &varname. which would let you use variables. Otherwise you can just create the character variable and use that as an argument to the method call.
Try omitting the / from the start of the target file. Does that directory already exist and if so does it have the correct permissions.
it may be that the target can only be a filename.
One solution would be to have a username that when logged in uses a different directory on the ftp server but that would require some configuration and is Server dependent.
Q:
I want to upload an xml file called "MH370.aspx" to a directory on my web site "www.timelinecontinuum.com".
After your reply I have tried various combinations of the formats shown in the thread "http://www.lianja.com/community/showthread.php?1121-File-upload-and-download-in-Lianja" without success.
The two attempts below give me the error "Method not allowed":
Code:
oRequest.putFile("http://www.timelinecontinuum.com/MH370.aspx","9999.xml")
oRequest.putFile("http://www.timelinecontinuum.com/MH370.aspx?password='zermattb'&username='TM7o33XU' ","9999.xml")
You can see I have some misunderstanding of what the params should be; and probably other misunderstandings that I am not aware of.
A:
You should be able to do this, replacing username, password, host/targetfile, sourcefile with the relevant details:
Code:
oRequest = createObject("networkrequest")
oRequest.postFile("ftp://username:password@host/targetfile","sourcefile")
The "Method not allowed" messages will be coming from the server, saying it doesn't accept HTTP uploads.
As mentioned before, if it's an sftp server, have a look at the Chilkat components.
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