hi friends,

i have some doubts please clarify---
in http post or get method
1)how the email attachment linked with email;
2)where that attachement will store?
3)before sending how the email will bind this attachement
means(header+body+attachment like any format) ?



bye
ranjit

ranjitkum@gmail.com wrote:

> i have some doubts please clarify---
> in http post or get method

> 1)how the email attachment linked with email;

That depends on the API of the MIME library you use with your server side
program.

> 2)where that attachement will store?

That depends on the HTTP parsing library you use.

> 3)before sending how the email will bind this attachement
> means(header+body+attachment like any format) ?

MIME.

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David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/> <http://dorward.me.uk/>
Home is where the ~/.bashrc is

thks for u r responce;
i am trying to write http get and post methods using c-launguage;

i am explaning in detail my problem bellow:
suppose i want to access yahoo mail;
so i send request http:mail.yahoo.com;
after that i getting tht page and i sign-in and composed an email and
i attached an file to my email;

problem:
when i am attaching a file to my email then it is keep on attaching
finally proxy server and client connections closed--why?;
plase answer this question;


David Dorward wrote:
> ranjitkum@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > i have some doubts please clarify---
> > in http post or get method
>
> > 1)how the email attachment linked with email;
>
> That depends on the API of the MIME library you use with your server side
> program.
>
> > 2)where that attachement will store?
>
> That depends on the HTTP parsing library you use.
>
> > 3)before sending how the email will bind this attachement
> > means(header+body+attachment like any format) ?
>
> MIME.
>
> --
> David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/> <http://dorward.me.uk/>
> Home is where the ~/.bashrc is