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I can connect to a server synchronously with this code snippet in swift. let URL: NSURL = NSURL(string: "http://someserver.com)! let InfoJSON: NSData? = NSData(contentsOfURL: URL) let JsonInfo: NSString = NSString(data:InfoJSON!, encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding)! let GameListAttributions: NSArray = NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData(InfoJSON!, options: .allZeros, error: nil)! as NSArray This is only good for receiving information all at once, but how would I use a GET, POST, and PUT with Swift. No matter how much I search I can't find a good tutorial or example on how to execute these. let

I am trying to get the results of that form with httr . Having looked the form results , I tried the following: library(httr) library(stringr) r = str_c("http://www.memoiredeshommes.sga.defense.gouv.fr/fr/arkotheque/", "client/mdh/base_morts_pour_la_france_premiere_guerre/index.php") q = list( "action" = 1, "todo" = "rechercher", "le_id" = "", "multisite" = "", "r_c_nom" = "mo", "r_c_nom_like" = 1, "r_c_prenom" = "", "r_c_prenom_like" = 1, "r_c_naissance_jour_mois_annee_jj_debut" = "", "r_c_naissance_jour_mois_annee_mm_debut" = "", "r_c_naissance_jour_mois_annee_yyyy_debut" = 1890, "r_c

I'd like to post some form variables into a classic ASP page. I don't want to have to alter the classic ASP pages, because of the amount of work that would need to be done, and the amount of pages that consume them. The classic ASP page expects form variables Username and Userpassword to be submitted to them. username = Request.Form("UserName") userpassword = Request.Form("Userpassword") It then performs various actions and sets up sessions, going into an ASP application. I want to submit these variables into the page from ASP.NET, but the login control is nested inside usercontrols and

Currently I'm storing the results of the get in a string since the file I am opening is plain text file 3MB to 20MB in size. Then I parse this string and modify it so that the end result can be outputted in html format. I'm just looking for a sanity check to see if loading in this manner is the best way? Also, is there a way to load a chunk of the target text file, parse the chunk, request another chunk, etc. Kind of like a music player buffering a song while playing the song. Thank you is there a way to load a chunk of the target text file, parse the chunk, request another chunk, etc. To

I am trying to pass an array of objects from js to rails data.test = [{test: 'asdas'}] $.ajax({ url: 'evaluate.json', data: data, success: function(data){ }, dataType : "json" }); Rails def evaluate logger.info("#{params.test}") end Here the logger statement always gives me out put as {"0"=>{"test"=>"asdas"}} I am expecting the below log in rails. [{:test=>"asdas"}] You should use JSON.stringify in Javascript, which takes either an array or hash as its argument (since these are the only valid JSON constructions). It returns a form which is the Javascript object serialized to JSON. On the Ruby