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Description Retrieves the document at the given URL using the HTTP POST protocol. If a parameter dictionary argument is specified, the entries in the dictionary will encoded in "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" format, and then posted. You can post arbitrary data as well, but you'll need to specify the MIME type. The document is then returned as a string. Syntax system.net.httpPost(url, postParams) Parameters String url - The URL to post to. PyDictionary postParams - A dictionary of name: value key pairs to use as the post data. Returns String - The content returned for the POST operation. Scope All system.net.httpPost(url, contentType, postData) Parameters String url - The URL to post to. String contentType - The MIME type to use in the HTTP "Content-type" header. String postData - The raw data to post via HTTP. Returns String - The content returned for the POST operation. Scope All Examples Example 1:
# This code posts a name (first and last) to the post testing page at # "http://www.snee.com/xml/crud/posttest.cgi", and returns the resulting page as a string. page = system.net.httpPost("http://www.snee.com/xml/crud/posttest.cgi", {"fname":"Billy", "lname":"Bob"}) print page
Example 2:
# This code sends an XML message to a hypothetical URL. message = "<MyMessage><MyElement>here is the element</MyElement></MyMessage>" system.net.httpPost("http://www.posttome.xyz/posthere", "text/xml", message)
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