GS_HTTP/Peacekeeper-plugin

dll_handle = dll_open("GSHTTP.dll");
HTTP_Create(1);
waitt(16);
HTTP_PostFile(1,"http://www.hereComesTheUrl",the_file, ???);
waitt(16);
HTTP_Free(1);
dll_close(dll_handle);
wait(1);

<form action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
 <input type="file" name="datei" />
 <input type="submit" value="Datei hochladen" />
</form>
 
<?php
 
if (isset($_FILES['datei']) and ! $_FILES['datei']['error'])
{
 
	$filename = $_FILES['datei']['name'];
	move_uploaded_file($_FILES['datei']['tmp_name'], $filename);
 
	echo "<b>Status:</b> Upload komplett";
 
} else {
 
	echo "<b>Status:</b> Fehler beim Upload";
 
}
?>

dll_handle = dll_open("GSHTTP.dll");
wait(1);
HTTP_Create(0);
wait(1);
while(HTTP_IsWorking(0)==1) {
waitt (16);
}
if (HTTP_Create(0)==0) { 
HTTP_Post(0,"http://here's the URL/upload.php",poster2);}
HTTP_Free(0);
dll_close(dll_handle);

dll_handle = dll_open("GSHTTP.dll");
HTTP_Create(0);
HTTP_Post(0,"http://here's the URL/upload.php", poster2);
while (HTTP_IsWorking(0)) {
    wait(1);
}
HTTP_Free(0);
dll_close(dll_handle);

<?php
// the php library can't know that you want your file attached to 'datei',
// since it does not parse the html code from above. so we need a plain php
// script that handles upload of anonymously uploaded files.
if (count($_FILES) && $_FILES[0]['error'])
{
	$filename = $_FILES[0]['name'];
	if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES[0]['tmp_name'], $filename)) {
                  echo "SUCCESS";
        } else {
                  echo "FAILURE";
        }
} else {
        echo "FAILURE";
}
?>

dll_handle = dll_open("GSHTTP.dll");
HTTP_Create(0);
HTTP_PostFile(0, "http://here's the URL/upload.php", "myfile.foo");
while (HTTP_IsWorking(0)) {
    wait(1);
}
HTTP_Free(0);
dll_close(dll_handle);

Quote:

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function HTTP_PostFile(id: gsfixed; URL,Filename, pVar: PA4_STRING): gsfixed;
const
LR : String[2] = #13#10;
var
Buf,Boundry,ContentTypePost,PostVar: String;
FileToSend : TMemoryStream;
Error: Integer;
function Inputtext(Name,Value: String): string;
begin
result := format(lr+'%s%sContent-Disposition: form-data; name="%s"%s%s%s%s'+#13#10,[boundry,lr,name,lr,lr,lowercase( value ),lr] );
end;
begin
Error := 0;
try
PostVar := StrPas(pVar^.chars);
THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).SendStream := TMemoryStream.Create;

Boundry := '-----------------------------7cf29e12c04'; { Specified in Multipart/form-data RFC }
ContentTypePost := 'multipart/form-data; boundary=' + copy(Boundry,3,length(boundry));

Buf := Boundry + LR + 'Content-Disposition: form-data; name="uploadFile1"; filename="' + ExtractFileName(ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0)) + StrPas(filename^.chars)) + '"'
+ LR + 'Content-Type: application/x-compress' + LR + LR;
//i don't think the IMAGE/PJPEG matters much
//my opinion on this would be that once it's set as this
//the file will be uploaded in BINARY

THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).SendStream.Write(Buf[1], Length(Buf));

FileToSend := TMemoryStream.Create;
// Open File with TMemorystream
FileToSend.LoadFromFile(ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0)) + StrPas(filename^.chars));
// load it up
FileToSend.SaveToStream(THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).SendStream);
// Dump out file to TMemorystream
FileToSend.Free;
// andddd free it up
if PostVar<>'' then Buf := InputText('variable',PostVar);
Buf := ConCat(buf,Boundry+'--'); {This is to signify the END of our transactions }
THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).SendStream.Write(Buf[1], Length(Buf));

TMemoryStream(ResultList[FIX2INT(id)]).Clear;
THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).RcvdStream := TMemoryStream(ResultList[FIX2INT(id)]);
THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).SendStream.Seek(0,0);
THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).URL := StrPas(URL^.chars);
WorkList[FIX2INT(id)] := '1';
THTTPCli(HTTPList[FIX2INT(id)]).PostAsync;
except
Error := 1;
end;
result := INT2FIX(Error);
end;

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Quote:

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Just use HTTP_PostFile2()? The forth variable in HTTP_PostFile() is for
sending name=value pairs in addition to the file.

The path of the file is:

ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0)) + StrPas(filename^.chars)

Which means ExtractFilePath(c:\whatever\whatever\myacknex.exe) + filename.

In the case of preview or whatever in A6 the file would need to be in
the same directory as the acknex EXE which is the gstudio\bin dir. Also
if you include directory slashs in that filename you have to double them up.

So:
c:\program files\gstudio\bin\acknex.exe
c:\program files\gstudio\bin\gshttp.dll
c:\program files\gstudio\bin\images\myfile.jpg
c:\program files\gstudio\bin\myfile2.jpg
c:\program files\gstudio\myproject\whatever.wdl

HTTP_PostFile2(0,
'http://www.whatever.com/whatever.php','images\\myfile.jpg');


HTTP_PostFile2(0, 'http://www.whatever.com/whatever.php','myfile2.jpg');

Published it would be something like:
c:\program files\myproject\acknex.exe
c:\program files\myproject\gshttp.dll
c:\program files\myproject\images\myfile.jpg
c:\program files\myproject\myfile2.jpg
c:\program files\myproject\whatever.wdl


Something like that.

Also, the GS_Python plugin provides more robust HTTP stuff.

Thanks,
Cellulaer

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dll_handle = dll_open("GSHTTP.dll");
HTTP_Create(0);
HTTP_PostFile2 (0, "http://whateverurl/anonymus-upload.php", serversettings); //serversettings is a file namend "workstation1.bz3", a plain text file
while (HTTP_IsWorking(0)==1) {
    wait(1);
}
HTTP_Results(0,results_str);
HTTP_Free(0);
dll_close(dll_handle);
wait(1);

////////////////////////////////////////////////this was the wdl code, now the php:

<?php
if (count($_FILES) && $_FILES['name']['error'])
{
	$filename = $_FILES['name']['name'];
	if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['name']['tmp_name'], $filename)) {
                  echo "SUCCESS";
        } else {
                  echo "FAILURE";
        }
} else {
        echo "FAILURE";
}
?>