How to handle response from webserver in libcurl

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Published on 2010-04-22T02:12:48Z Indexed on 2010/04/22 2:23 UTC
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i have to send a file to a webserver via libcurl. so i send a HTTP POST form with the file and login credentials. it responds to me with some response (can be anything like HTML code or a SUCCESS or FAILURE string). i need to handle this in my code. can someone tell me how do i capture this response in libcurl.

How to handle response from webserver in libcurl

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i have to login webserver via libcurl. so i send a HTTP POST form with the login credentials. it responds to me with some response (a SUCCESS or FAILURE string). i need to handle this in my code. can someone tell me how do i capture this response in libcurl.

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