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on the HTTPOpenRequest should i be using the PUT verb? instead of the POST?
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on the HTTPOpenRequest should i be using the PUT verb? instead of the POST?

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Files are usually transferred via POST - if your server accepts PUT, you can change that of course.
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Files are usually transferred via POST - if your server accepts PUT, you can change that of course.

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thank you i understand what is going on, last question is regarding HttpOpenRequest(hConnect, &quot;POST&quot;,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; _T(&quot;FormActionHere&quot;), NULL, NULL, accept, 0, 1);<br />
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The lpszObjectName parameter ex. &quot;FormActionHere&quot; (the name of the target object of the verb) should this be the filename that i am sending?
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thank you i understand what is going on, last question is regarding HttpOpenRequest(hConnect, "POST",
      _T("FormActionHere"), NULL, NULL, accept, 0, 1);

The lpszObjectName parameter ex. "FormActionHere" (the name of the target object of the verb) should this be the filename that i am sending?

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Is there a function that does the opposite of URLDownloadToFile() ex. put a file to a URL in c++?
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Is there a function that does the opposite of URLDownloadToFile() ex. put a file to a URL in c++?

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