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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 09/09/06 02:22
jl wrote:
> I have a J2ME cell phone application that via the AMS (Application
> Manager) delivers a status report to my server indicating whether the
> suite was successfully installed and identifying the reason for failure
> if it was not.
>
> This report takes the form of a status code and a status message that
> is sent using an HTTP POST request to the URL given by the
> MIDlet-Install-Notify attribute in the JAD file.
>
> I'm having a hard time finding out how to get to the HTTP POST request
> status code that is sent to the server from the cell phone.
>
> All of the examples that I see for request, response, originate from
> the server. But I don't have a "hook". For example, the following code
> has the $url variable to pass to file_get_contents. :
>
> $contents = file_get_contents($url);
>
> However, in my case, the server is just receiving the code but it is
> not originating the communication.
>
> Will someone please post the PHP code for this or at least a few hints
> as to how to begin?
>
> Thanks,
> jl
>
If it's sent as part of a POST request it should be in the $_POST array.
But why guess? Why not just ask the people who developed AMS how they
do it?
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