Post http on interrupt

RE: Post http on interrupt

Simon — Wed, 15 Apr 2020 12:11:26 GMT

It seems like it is working then. Could you test that code with your initial HTTP_HOST (not ptsv2.com)? If that isn't working, the problem is not with the code, but probably the server you are posting to.

The reason you see "hel" instead of "hello" is probably because "content-length" is set to 3.

You may consider using snprintf in your code, which allows you to dynamically change the message you are sending.

Best regards,

Simon

RE: Post http on interrupt

Maxvi33 — Tue, 14 Apr 2020 13:29:25 GMT

I try your function and this is the result:

(15:18:17.972) wait+CEREG: 0,1,"C356","001172CE",9<CR>
(15:18:18.999) OK<CR>
(15:18:18.999) HTTP example
(15:18:18.999) <CR>getaddrinfo err: 0
(15:18:24.319) <CR>client_fd: 3
(15:18:24.319) <CR>bind err: 0
(15:18:24.319) <CR>connect err: 0
(15:18:24.483) <CR>send err: 134
(15:18:24.529) <CR>HTTP example
(15:18:29.495) <CR>getaddrinfo err: 0
(15:18:29.495) <CR>client_fd: 3
(15:18:29.495) <CR>bind err: 0
(15:18:29.542) <CR>connect err: 0
(15:18:30.002) <CR>send err: 134
(15:18:30.002) <CR>HTTP example
(15:18:35.012) <CR>getaddrinfo err: 0
(15:18:35.059) <CR>client_fd: 3
(15:18:35.059) <CR>bind err: 0
(15:18:35.059) <CR>connect err: 0
(15:18:35.748) <CR>send err: 134

And on ptsv2.com i see "hel" for payload and not "hello"..

RE: Post http on interrupt

Simon — Tue, 14 Apr 2020 12:47:51 GMT

Is HTTP_HOST a valid addr?

Does this project work: devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../http_5F00_post.zip?

Best regards,

Simon