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Chapter 12 XML interface
A HTTP POST command can, for example, be executed with the freely available "Wget" command
line tool (http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/).
12.4.2 Configuration of a HTTP-POST command
Important note: The transmission of XML files to the server is completed via the HTTP server
(standard port 80) and not the xPath server (standard port 8080).
The HTTP-POST command is made up of the following:
http://{IP-Adresse}[:{Port}]/send.xml?directlogin={login}
The XML file must be transferred with this POST command. The configuration of these is described
in the chapter "Structure of the XML file" on page 104.
Parameter Explanation
{IP-Address} Address of the server to which the data should be transferred (myDataweb
server)
{Port} Port on which the HTTP server is running. Standard value is 80.
{login} The direct login parameter clearly identifies the user on the server. Each
relevant user can only request his own parameter. For this purpose, the user
must open the input screen for editing his user data (see "myDatanet Server
Manual" 805002) in the "User" area of the myDataweb server. The "Direct
login character string" (1) is in the lower third of this area.
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