| Accept |
The Accept property indicates what kind
of MIME types can be accepted by the requesting program.
Example:
HTTPObj.Accept =
"*/*" |
| Authorization |
The Authorization header allows you to
retrieve URLs that are located in authenticated areas. To use the
Authorization property set this property to the username and password,
seperated by a colon ":", for the password protected area.
Example:
HTTPObj.Authorization =
"jimb:superbmr" |
| BinaryData |
Returns the data available from the
GetURL request in binary form. You can use this property to grab binary
data such as images off another server.
Example:
<%
Response.ContentType = "image/gif"
Set HTTPObj =
Server.CreateObject("AspHTTP.Conn")
HTTPObj.Url =
"http://www.microsoft.com/library/images/gifs/toolbar/write.gif"
HTTPObj.GetURL
Response.BinaryWrite
HTTPObj.BinaryData
%> |
| ContentType |
The ContentType property allows you to
specify custom content-type headers during a POST operation.
Example:
ContentType =
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded" |
| Error |
Reports any errors that may occur during
the request. |
| FollowRedirects |
FollowRedirects tells the component to
follow redirect responses from the HTTP server.
Example:
HTTPObj.FollowRedirects =
true |
| Headers |
The Headers property contains the
response headers from the HTTP request after the request has been
completed by a call to the GetURL method.
Example:
Response.Write HTTPObj.Headers |
| MaxRedirects |
Sets the maximum number of times an HTTP
redirection will be allowed. The default value is 3. (version >=
3.51). |
| Port |
The Port property indicates which port
to contact the HTTP server on.
Example:
HTTPObj.Port =
80 |
| PostData |
The PostData property should be set to
the values of the data that you want to post to the server for a post
request.
Example:
HTTPObj.PostData =
"suid=jimb&act=upd" |
| Protocol |
The Protocol property indicates what
version of HTTP the request should be made using. By default Protocol is
HTTP/1.0
Example:
HTTPObj.Protocol =
"HTTP/1.1" |
| Proxy |
The proxy property contains the address
and port of the proxy server seperated by a colon.
Example:
HTTPObj.Proxy =
"address.net:2001" |
| ProxyPassword |
Sets the HTTP Proxy password for HTTP
proxy servers that require authentication. Only basic authentication is
currently supported. |
| RequestMethod |
The RequestMethod property indicates
what type of HTTP request should be made to the server. Legal values are
"GET", "POST" and "HEAD".
Example:
HTTPObj.RequestMethod =
"POST" |
| RegisteredUser |
The RegisteredUser property indicates
the name the component is licensed to.
Example:
Response.Write "This component is licensed to "
& HTTPObj.RegisteredUser |
| Response |
The Response property contains the HTTP response
after a request has been received from a Web server. |
| SaveFileTo |
The SaveFileTo allows you to retrieve
files of any type and have them automatically saved to a local disk.
This allows you to retrieve binary files such as images, as well as text
files, like HTML files. To use the SaveFileTo property set the value of
SaveFileTo to the name of the local directory and file name where the
requested URL should be saved. Be sure the user has security rights that
allow the writing of the file.
Example:
HTTPObj.SaveFileTo =
"c:\images\3rdqrtr.jpg" |
| TimeOut |
The timeout property determines how long
the component should wait for a response from the HTTP server.
Example:
HTTPObj.TimeOut =
45 |
| URL |
The URL property should be set to the
URL you wish the request to operate upon. URLs should be preceded with
http://.
Example:
HTTPObj.URL =
"http://www.myfinancial.com/scripts/update3.asp" |
| UserAgent |
The UserAgent property allows the
component to impersonate browsers by sending a UserAgent header in the
request.
Example:
HTTPObj.UserAgent = "Mozilla
Compatible (MS IE 3.01 WinNT)" |
| Version |
The version property indicates the
internal version of the AspHTTP component.
Example:
Response.Write "The component version is " &
HTTPObj.Version |
