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Posted by Jim Higson on 04/29/06 21:21
Asterbing wrote:
> In article <oKmdnRMy5ajV287ZRVny3w@eclipse.net.uk>, jh@333.org says...
>> It's not clear what you're trying to do. Care to share?
>>
>
> Not clear because not written what I've in mind yet, so you've just get
> my idea how it is at the moment I'm posting.
>
> If I did choosen the GET way, it would be something easy like : <img
> src='display_image.cgi?$img_data'>, but sure I'll be not able to pass
> binary data (even base64 encoded) like this in url... Then, I'll try to
> do it like a form POST will do...
You certainly can pass data from the client to the server as a POST request.
There is no absolute max length a GET request can post in the URL, but most
apache servers have an 8k limit compiled in (you can have more, but you
have to recompile)
I have library code to do it both ways for an open source project I made.
Interested?
--
Jim
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