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I'm trying to upload multiple images to google cloud storage in a batch request using javascript. I'm using https://developers.google.com/storage/docs/json_api/v1/how-tos/batch#example as reference. I have an input file where the user can select multiple files, and an 'upload' btn to upload to GCS like so: <input type="file" name="fileName" id="fileInput" multiple="multiple" onchange="javascript: loadFiles()"/> <input type="button" name="upload-btn" id="upload" value="Upload"/> When the user selects the images, the 'loadFiles' function creates the 'body' of the batch request. var tok = <token>

I am trying to build a simple Java code that obtains flight options using Google QPX API, for the flight from New York to London. I signed up with Google and got API_key. I read the documentation, but unfortunately, I couldn't find any example that show me how to do it. Here what I tried so far: import com.google.api.services.qpxExpress.model.*; import java.util.*; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { // Passengers PassengerCounts passengers = new PassengerCounts(); passengers.setAdultCount(2); // Slice List<SliceInput> slices = new ArrayList<SliceInput>(); SliceInput

In the APP Engine API, it is mentioned that, if the request comes with "Accept-Encoding" set, then it will automatically compress the response. But when I look at the request, the header is not there. but at the browser, it is set. when I try to explicitly set the header(with JQuery ajax function), there is a message: Refused to set unsafe header "Accept-Encoding" But this situation is not occurring when working in local host - request has the "Accept-Encoding" header. this happens only after publishing. but not allowing to set the "Accept-Encoding" explicitly happens always. I searched

As stated in title, what does it mean that HttpServletResponse is committed? I have some request interceptor, extending HandlerInterceptorAdapter , that overrides postHandle method. Post handle method takes parameter final HttpServletResponse response . In method body there is an if statement checking if response.isCommitted() , what exactly does that check? private static final String voidResponse = "null"; @Override public void postHandle(final HttpServletRequest request, final HttpServletResponse response, final Object handler, final ModelAndView modelAndView) throws IOException { if (

I am writing a simple SocketServer.TCPServer request handler ( StreamRequestHandler ) that will capture the request, along with the headers and the message body. This is for faking out an HTTP server that we can use for testing. I have no trouble grabbing the request line or the headers. If I try to grab more from the rfile than exists, the code blocks. How can I grab all of the request body without knowing its size? In other words, I don't have a Content-Size header. Here's a snippet of what I have now: def _read_request_line(self): server.request_line = self.rfile.readline().rstrip('\r\n')

On a website I manage we have several .woff files, one for each font. In the interest to save loading time I want to reduce the number of requests made. Is it possible to combine these woff files into one resource? You can bundle the woff assets into your CSS with base64. Inside your @font-face declaration: url('data:application/x-font-woff;base64,myVeryLongBase64StringGoesHere...'); This may increase the asset's file size. In my experience this is usually by around 20% - roughly the same size as the equivalent TTF file. Much of this may be recovered with a gzip-capable server. The tradeoff is

Note before reading This is not a duplicate of what-are-differences-between-xmlhttprequest-and-httprequest And for info, I tried this lib without success, because it copies the structure of the XMLHttpRequest but doesn't actually act like it. I wonder what is the true network difference between HttpRequest from Node and XMLHttpRequest from a browser. If I just watch the XMLHttpRequest inside chrome's devtools, I can't see any X-Requested-with header in the request. Besides, there's an online service that is behind CloudFlare's WAF with custom rules. If I make the request with XMLHttpRequest ,

I have an application written using Spray , and I have a page which has an <input type="file" name="foo"> form element that gets POSTed to /fileUpload . I have a Spray route set up to listen to the path /fileUpload using this code: path("fileUpload") { get { ctx => { val request: HttpRequest = ctx.request //Process the file, somehow with request? ctx.complete("File Uploaded") }} } I can't figure out how to get the POST body and get a handle on the file, and I can't find any examples online. It must be possible to receive a file and process it with Spray or even through simple Scala or Java,

I am trying to simulate a POST to a form on an external server that does not require any authentication, and capture a sting containing the resulting page. This is the first time I have done this so I am looking for some help with what I have so far. This is what the form looks like: <FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="/controller" NAME="GIN"> <INPUT type="hidden" name="JSPName" value="GIN"> Field1: <INPUT type="text" name="Field1" size="30" maxlength="60" class="txtNormal" value=""> </FORM> This is what my code looks like: ASCIIEncoding encoding = new ASCIIEncoding(); string postData = "Field1=VALUE1