Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 5: The LWP Library- P2

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 5: The LWP Library- P2

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 5: The LWP Library- P2

... Since we're programming a web robot, the name of the robot and the email address of the user are mandatory. So, we pass that information to the LWP: :RobotUA object through the constructor. ... invoked with no parameters, this returns the default port for the URL defined in the object. The default port is based on the scheme used. Even if the port for t...
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Tài liệu Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 3: Learning HTTP- P2 pdf

Tài liệu Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 3: Learning HTTP- P2 pdf

... image/jpeg The proxy then examines the URL, contacts www.ora.com, forwards the client& apos;s request, and then returns the response from the server to the original client. When forwarding the request ... on both the inside and outside of the firewall. Computers on the inside of a firewall initiate requests with the proxy, and the proxy then communicates to the...
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Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 5: The LWP Library- P1

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 5: The LWP Library- P1

... useful for client programming. The LWP Module The LWP module, in the context of web clients, performs client requests over the network. There are 10 classes in all within the LWP module, ... a client/ server negotiation.  The LWP module is the core of all web client programs. It allows the client to communicate over the network with the server....
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Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 4: The Socket Library- P1

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 4: The Socket Library- P1

... compliant with the HTTP specs, the web server won't understand you! Perhaps your web client works with one web server but not another. Or maybe your web client works most of the time, ... assign the socket to a particular port on the host. The server then uses the listen( ) and accept( ) routines to establish communication on that port. On the other e...
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Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 4: The Socket Library- P2

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 4: The Socket Library- P2

... example, if the URL used by the client becomes obsolete or is changed, the client may interpret the entity- body incorrectly. Media types for the URL may change, and could be noticed in the HTTP ... not at the location specified by your client. In the event of a redirection, will your client handle it? Does it examine the Location header? The answers to these q...
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Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 6: Example LWP Programs-P1

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 6: Example LWP Programs-P1

... > tags in the response. 4. If "Delivered To : " shows up in the reply (with or without text after the colon), the query was successful but the document is not at the destination ... $ua->request($request); They both do the same thing; they request a document from a user-specified web server and identify themselves in the User-Agent header. But one looks...
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Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 6: Example LWP Programs-P2

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 6: Example LWP Programs-P2

... Example LWP Programs -P2 Then the scan( ) method does all the real work. The scan( ) method accepts a URL as a parameter. In a nutshell, here's what happens: The scan( ) method pushes the ... For the not _web( ), local( ), and remote( ) methods, a similar associative array is returned, where the URL is a key in the array and denotes that the URL is not HTTP-base...
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Tài liệu Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 2: Demystifying the Browser-P1 pdf

Tài liệu Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 2: Demystifying the Browser-P1 pdf

... example, the browser is given the following URL: http://hypothetical.ora.com/ The browser interprets the URL as follows: http:// In the first part of the URL, you told the browser to use HTTP, the ... In the third line, beginning with the string User-Agent, the client identifies itself as Mozilla (Netscape) version 3.0, running on Windows NT. 4. The fourth l...
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Tài liệu Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 2: Demystifying the Browser-P2 doc

Tài liệu Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 2: Demystifying the Browser-P2 doc

... server response In the server response, the general header and entity headers are the same as those used in the client request. The entity-body is like the one used in the client request, except ... is using. The status code indicates the result of the request, and the reason phrase is a human-readable description of the status-code. The response header t...
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Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 3: Learning HTTP- P3

Web Client Programming with Perl-Chapter 3: Learning HTTP- P3

... document, the web client requests the document without sending an Authorization header. If the server denies access to the document, the server specifies the authorization method for the client ... accommodate client- side caching of documents, the client can use the If- Modified-Since header with the GET method. When using this option, the client requests...
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