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Aaron Johnson wrote:
>
> Is there a way to modify the HTTP header content from within Apache::ASP.
> We are sending a file via a cgi script right now using modified headers. We
> would like to do this under ASP since we don't have all the session data
> available via the cgi script.
>
> We do something like this:
> print $q->header(
> -content_type => $file->MIME_Type,
> -content_length => $file->Size,
> -content_transfer_encoding =>
> $file->MIME_Type =~ m/^text/ ? 'base64' : 'binary',
> -content_disposition =>
> qq[inline; filename="].$file->File_Name .qq["],
> );

Well, you can try using your CGI object, I once tried to make
things fairly compatible with CGI.pm. Just wrap <% %> around
your CGI code and go!

But the real ASP method lies in the $Response object:

http://www.apache-asp.org/objects.html

content-type with:
$Response->{ContentType} = "text/html"

the rest with:
$Response->AddHeader($name, $value)

but you will have to know the real header names like
Content-Disposition, Content-Length, etc.

Also, content length will be calculated for you if
buffering is on, $Response->{Buffer} = 1, and no flush
is called prior to the end of the script.

--Josh

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