How to treat asmx pages with NSIS?

lore_flo · 21st June 2007, 21:42

Hello, I have this problem: in my installation I must send some user data to a server. I obtain this using the InetLoad /POST method. The http server is realized with a .NET WebServices, and when I have sent to the server the informations, the Server must answer me an Acknoledgement or a negation to forward the installation despite the data I have sent. I think the server sends me its answer with a ASMX page. How can I intercept this return page to extract suddendly my information? Does anybody explain me another manner to receive the answer in this cases?
Many thanks to all for the patience. Lorenzo.

Afrow UK · 21st June 2007, 21:52

InetLoad/InetC will download the output as plain text and save it to the file that you choose. It is therefore up to you to change the output that the server executable produces depending on the outcome of the processing, and to read this downloaded file with FileOpen, FileRead, FileClose.
A single 1/0 or yes/no as output would be sufficient.

Stu

21st June 2007, 21:42	#1
lore_flo Junior Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 6	How to treat asmx pages with NSIS? Hello, I have this problem: in my installation I must send some user data to a server. I obtain this using the InetLoad /POST method. The http server is realized with a .NET WebServices, and when I have sent to the server the informations, the Server must answer me an Acknoledgement or a negation to forward the installation despite the data I have sent. I think the server sends me its answer with a ASMX page. How can I intercept this return page to extract suddendly my information? Does anybody explain me another manner to receive the answer in this cases? Many thanks to all for the patience. Lorenzo.

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21st June 2007, 21:52	#2
Afrow UK Moderator Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Surrey, England Posts: 8,434	InetLoad/InetC will download the output as plain text and save it to the file that you choose. It is therefore up to you to change the output that the server executable produces depending on the outcome of the processing, and to read this downloaded file with FileOpen, FileRead, FileClose. A single 1/0 or yes/no as output would be sufficient. Stu