Well, I was talking about the example with command line and after another
look I've noticed that enabling of redirect did make a difference :)


> but contents still has what *I* put in contents, as well as the response
> from the host.  Should it?  Seems to me that the
> "q=title:dodgers&fmt=xml&rows=50&fl=identifier&indent=&xmlsearch=Search" bit
> should not be in contents after the post


>From the user perspective the appending of results to post query is ugly,
but this is what libcurl does and it is the first time when I performed post
with curl plugin. :)
My first rush would be to rewrite Curl>>#post, so that it caches query
length and then cuts it off from the result, but this may be a just a bug in
libcurl which has been fixed already. Need to check it with recent libcurl
versions.


> Thanks!!!
>
> Steve
>
>
> On Aug 18, 2008, at 1:13 AM, danil osipchuk wrote:
>
>  Argh sorry, - just noticed the example with cmd curl invocation - as usual
>>  after the submitting of meaningless post...
>>
>

>
>> Danil
>>
>>
>
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