HTTPS + HTTP protocol for Palm OS (CodeWarrior Platform)
Version: 1.3.2
Platforms: Palm
Categories: Programming & Development
Upload date: 19 Dec 11
Developer: PDADevelopers.com
License: Shareware
Price: 69.95 $
Downloads: 23 File Size: 84 Kb
HTTPS + HTTP protocol for Palm OS (CodeWarrior Platform) - It is a CodeWarrior C++ Palm OS implementation of both HTTP and HTTPS protocols. It's packed as a library file (.lib) with C++ headers, so you can include it in your own programs simply linking it into your PRC.
This library enables your program to retrieve any document using HTTPS, providing a secure connection to a server. HTTP protocol is also included in the library.
You can use the library for requesting information from existing web servers, and then parse the results. You can even use it for integrate your programs with existing Web Services.
· Provides both HTTP and HTTPS client protocol on top of the standard Palm socket library.
· Easy to use, extensible C++ classes: functions as simple as connect(), execute request(), get response(), disconnect(), etc.
· Provides control for getting headers and cookies management.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 5.x
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