xmlrpc::httppost (private)

 xmlrpc::httppost [ -url url ] [ -timeout timeout ] [ -depth depth ] \
    [ -content content ]

Defined in packages/xml-rpc/tcl/xml-rpc-procs.tcl

The proc util_httppost doesn't work for our needs. We need to send Content-type of text/xml and we need to send a Host header. So, roll our own XML-RPC HTTP POST. Wait - lars-blogger sends out XML-RPC pings to weblogs.com. I'll steal the POST code from there and simplify that call.

Switches:
-url
(optional)
-timeout
(defaults to "30") (optional)
-depth
(defaults to "0") (optional)
-content
(optional)
Author:
Vinod Kurup

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):
%3 xmlrpc::remote_call xmlrpc::remote_call (public) xmlrpc::httppost xmlrpc::httppost xmlrpc::remote_call->xmlrpc::httppost util::http::post util::http::post (public) xmlrpc::httppost->util::http::post

Testcases:
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Source code:
    if {[incr depth] > 10} {
        return -code error "xmlrpc::httppost: Recursive redirection: $url"
    }
    set req_hdrs [ns_set create]

    # headers necessary for a post and the form variables
    ns_set put $req_hdrs Accept "*/*"
    ns_set put $req_hdrs User-Agent "[ns_info name]-Tcl/[ns_info version]"
    ns_set put $req_hdrs "Content-type" "text/xml"
    ns_set put $req_hdrs "Content-length" [string length $content]

    set r [util::http::post -body $content -url $url -headers $req_hdrs]

    set headers [dict get $r headers]
    set status [dict get $r status]

    # follow 302
    if {$status == 302} {
        set location [expr {[dict exists $headers location] ? [dict get $headers location] : ""}]
        if {$location ne ""} {
            ns_set free $headers
            close $rfd
            set page [xmlrpc::httppost -url $location  -timeout $timeout -depth $depth -content $content]
        }
    }
   return [dict get $r page]
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