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HTTP_POST string length

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I am trying to use the fm HTTP_POST. I am having some success, but my receiver want the name value pairs string to come to them with no carriage returns. It looks like this fm wants to break it into 200 characters max. Does anyone know if there is a way to send this in one string? Also, I am not very familar with this technology. Can someone tell me if it is standard for the requester to ask for no breaks in the request?

Thank you,

Tracy

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athavanraja
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whats the table type used for response_entity_body ?

also if you are on WAS6.10 or above would suggest you to use cl_http_client class instead of this FM which offers much more flexibility.

Regards

Raja

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athavanraja
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whats the table type used for response_entity_body ?

also if you are on WAS6.10 or above would suggest you to use cl_http_client class instead of this FM which offers much more flexibility.

Regards

Raja