From 581475bc6416790765c498aa3d611f6868ffb64a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: amber Date: Sun, 14 Nov 2004 16:18:26 +0000 Subject: Fixed some file types git-svn-id: https://rathena.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rathena/athena@172 54d463be-8e91-2dee-dedb-b68131a5f0ec --- webserver/doc/API.txt | 100 +++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------- webserver/doc/README | 22 +++++------ 2 files changed, 61 insertions(+), 61 deletions(-) (limited to 'webserver/doc') diff --git a/webserver/doc/API.txt b/webserver/doc/API.txt index 92f88c5e3..c80f7bd44 100644 --- a/webserver/doc/API.txt +++ b/webserver/doc/API.txt @@ -1,50 +1,50 @@ -Here's the webserver API, so you can work on the webserver. - -My personal goal is to make this interface simple, so that coding it -will be like coding in some scripting language... - - - -char *get_param(char in_string[500], char swhat[500]); - -This function simply returns various data from the query string. - *Pass get_param NOTHING longer than 500 in length! - - What do I pass where in_string is? - The query string. - - What do I pass where swhat is? - One of two things... - Either 0 for the path of the 'page' - or you can pass it the param you wish to lookup. - - - - - - -char *get_query(char *inquery); - -This function simply returns a query string from the raw server request. -This is used once in main, I doubt you'll need it. - - - - - -void web_send(int sockin, char *in_data); - -Super easy way of sending data to a webpage! -Simply put in the socket name and then the data. - - Ex: - web_send(socket, "I like cheese!\n"); - - - - -char *html_header(char* title); -Easy way to print the eAthena header for the server. - - Ex: - web_send(sockethere, html_header("About")); +Here's the webserver API, so you can work on the webserver. + +My personal goal is to make this interface simple, so that coding it +will be like coding in some scripting language... + + + +char *get_param(char in_string[500], char swhat[500]); + +This function simply returns various data from the query string. + *Pass get_param NOTHING longer than 500 in length! + + What do I pass where in_string is? + The query string. + + What do I pass where swhat is? + One of two things... + Either 0 for the path of the 'page' + or you can pass it the param you wish to lookup. + + + + + + +char *get_query(char *inquery); + +This function simply returns a query string from the raw server request. +This is used once in main, I doubt you'll need it. + + + + + +void web_send(int sockin, char *in_data); + +Super easy way of sending data to a webpage! +Simply put in the socket name and then the data. + + Ex: + web_send(socket, "I like cheese!\n"); + + + + +char *html_header(char* title); +Easy way to print the eAthena header for the server. + + Ex: + web_send(sockethere, html_header("About")); diff --git a/webserver/doc/README b/webserver/doc/README index edcabf1eb..0e94ff2ae 100644 --- a/webserver/doc/README +++ b/webserver/doc/README @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ -This readme is intended for the programmers of eAthena. - -This webserver's apis are in API.txt. - -To make this simple, generate.c should handle most of the work this sever does -in terms of what people see. - -When a request is made the server shoots it off to generate.c. - -You are welcome to create more functions used by generate.c to generate pages -though, so don't feel limited by that one file. +This readme is intended for the programmers of eAthena. + +This webserver's apis are in API.txt. + +To make this simple, generate.c should handle most of the work this sever does +in terms of what people see. + +When a request is made the server shoots it off to generate.c. + +You are welcome to create more functions used by generate.c to generate pages +though, so don't feel limited by that one file. -- cgit v1.2.3-70-g09d2