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How to navigate in Http redirection

Message 1 in thread

Hi,

I'm trying to request a http web site with QHttp. The problem is that I 
can't access directly to the page, I just know this url: 
http://www.mywebsite.com and the page is redirected to another page that 
I don't know and that can change: 
http://www.mywebsite.com/todays-article-10001.html.

So I receive a 301 http error code, and that's all, but how may I find 
the destination page with the QHttpResponseHeader or anything else?

Thanks for your help,
Regards,
SC

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Message 2 in thread

On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 2:52 PM, StÃphane <stemmanu@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>  So I receive a 301 http error code, and that's all, but how may I find the
> destination page with the QHttpResponseHeader or anything else?

you need the field "location" in the response header -- i.e.
response->value("location")


 - Dominik
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Dominik Riebeling wrote:
> On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 2:52 PM, StÃphane <stemmanu@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>   
>>  So I receive a 301 http error code, and that's all, but how may I find the
>> destination page with the QHttpResponseHeader or anything else?
>>     
>
> you need the field "location" in the response header -- i.e.
> response->value("location")
>
>
>  - Dominik
> NïïïïïrïïzÇuïïï[hïØïïÞïÞçïï[^r(ïïïïìï&Þ{azËïï-ïïayïÈïïïÜ+ïjwbïï+ïïbïxmïïïï+-ïïï[^r(ïï{^ïï-/===
Of course, you are right...I should work on the RFC 1945. Indeed my 
problem is resolved.

Thanks a lot,
Stephane

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StÃphane wrote:
>Dominik Riebeling wrote:
>> On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 2:52 PM, StÃphane <stemmanu@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>  So I receive a 301 http error code, and that's all, but how may I
>>> find the destination page with the QHttpResponseHeader or anything
>>> else?
>>
>> you need the field "location" in the response header -- i.e.
>> response->value("location")
>>
>>
>>  - Dominik
>> NïïïïïrïïzÇuïïï[hïØïïÞïÞçïï[^r(ïïïïìï&Þ{azËïï-ïïayïÈïïïÜ+ïjwbïï+ïï
>>bïxmïïïï+-ïïï[^r(ïï{^ïï-/===
>
>Of course, you are right...I should work on the RFC 1945. Indeed my
>problem is resolved.

No. Prefer RFC 2616.

By the way, the Network Access API will tell you if there was a 
redirection, all parsed and ready to use.

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Message 5 in thread

Errr...

You could try to read the HTTP protocol documentation. It will surely tell 
you what header is used to give you the new URL.
Google will help you find the RFC. Just google for the RFC and you're in 
business.

André

"Stéphane" <stemmanu@xxxxxxx> schreef in bericht 
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to request a http web site with QHttp. The problem is that I 
> can't access directly to the page, I just know this url: 
> http://www.mywebsite.com and the page is redirected to another page that I 
> don't know and that can change: 
> http://www.mywebsite.com/todays-article-10001.html.
>
> So I receive a 301 http error code, and that's all, but how may I find the 
> destination page with the QHttpResponseHeader or anything else?
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Regards,
> SC
>
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