Re: Using POST to send bitmap image with Java
- From: Lew <conrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 May 2008 16:15:59 -0400
Dave Miller wrote:
You're right, we are saying the same thing - they won't reject a POST but without a handler they won't do anything with it either. In the case of Apache, it seems to get treated as a GET. (Just for sport I just tried to POST to an html page and got the page itself returned.)
So Apache *does* implement POST. It's the non-existent script that is failing, not Apache Web Server. Adding that script is no change to Apache.
Leaving open the question - are there any real-world web servers that do not implement POST?
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Lew
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