in reply to Re^6: How to parse URL in CGI.pm
in thread How to parse URL in CGI.pm

Um, then its not a QUERY, by definition, are GET requests with the QUERY part of the url containing the query :)

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Re^8: How to parse URL in CGI.pm
by asafp (Novice) on Dec 07, 2010 at 15:28 UTC
    Yes, I figured this out...

    Is there a way of getting the message body without using the CGI.pm?

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      Why are you asking about CGI.pm and then asking about how to do things without using it?

      Just use CGI.pm and be done with it.

      CGI.pm knows about mod_perl.

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        He can't, CGI expects a URL encoded form, but he's getting something slightly different. As such, he needs to do his own query parsing.
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        The problem is that the query_string in CGI.pm doesn't give my the required string and I need to parse it by myself

        I understood that the way of doing it is to look for the ENV.

        My question is:

        Is there an ENV which gives my the message body in case of a POST request?

        Thanks!
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