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communicating using HTTP protocols

Hi everyone,

i am an undergrad in physics.my thesis is about GPRS.i have a wireless module that sets up a connection to the internet. when i connect to the web server it can communicate using http protocols.my problem is i have no back ground on http protocols(GET,POST)..can anyone give me a hand regarding this protocols? a client POST and how the server handles this POST by the client would be helpful.can someone guide me? all i need is to set up a webserver that has a single
db table with about ten entities. and the value i pass from the client is stored to the table.i dont know how to accomplish this using just post method or get method.hope someone can help me
Mar 23 '07 #1
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ronverdonk
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For information on using GET and POST you can look in almost any PHP tutorial. Try the W3schools.com tutorial on GET and POST handling.

For a more general overview of these functions, look in the standard PHP documentation on this at Predefined variables

Ronald :cool:
Mar 23 '07 #2

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