iOS Question DELETE METHOD

"id=1".GetBytes("UTF8")

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http://example.com/check.php

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OliverA said:

InitializeDelete2 <> InitializeDelete.

InitializeDelete2 sends data to the link you provided

InitializeDelete on the other hand sends no data and the data encoded in the URL seems to be ignored (since that is not how the DELETE command works: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Methods/DELETE ). So you are using two different methods for sending a DELETE command and you are getting two different results.

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Pooya1 said:

Job.GetRequest.InitializeDELETE2(http://example.com/check.php","id=1".GetBytes("UTF8"))

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OliverA said:

Use this in B4i just like you did for B4a.

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Job.Delete2("http://example.com/check.php","id=1".GetBytes("UTF8"))

Erel said:

The products names are B4A and B4i.

The correct way to create a DELETE request is with HttpJob.Delete or Delete2.

DELETE requests usually do not have a request body. What are you communicating with?

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Erel said:

Try this:

B4X:

Dim j As HttpJob
j.Initialize("", Me)
j.PostBytes("link here ", "aaa".GetBytes("utf8"))
Dim no As NativeObject = j.GetRequest
no.GetField("object").RunMethod("setHTTPMethod:", Array("DELETE"))

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Erel said:

Try this:

B4X:

Dim j As HttpJob
j.Initialize("", Me)
j.PostBytes("link here ", "aaa".GetBytes("utf8"))
Dim no As NativeObject = j.GetRequest
no.GetField("object").RunMethod("setHTTPMethod:", Array("DELETE"))

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