libURLSetExpect100

Allows for a '100 Continue' header response to be received from the server

# Metadata

Platforms: desktop, server OS: mac, windows, linux Introduced: 2.5 Security: network

# Syntax

libURLSetExpect100 limit

# Params

- limit : A number of bytes.

# Description

When called, subsequent POST requests will add an "Expect: 100-continue" field to the http headers when the data to be posted excedes the limit. The data won't be written to the socket until a 100 Continue response is received from the server.

This can be useful when posting large amounts of data and where there is a risk of the POST failing (because of failed authentication, or whatever). For example, if authentication is required, the data won't be written until after the authentication has cleared.

>*Important:* The libURLSetExpect100 command is part of the > Internet library. To ensure that the command works in a > standalone application, you must include this > LiveCode custom library when you create your > standalone application. In the Inclusions pane of the > Standalone Application Settings window, make sure the "Internet" > script library is selected.

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