ParseResponseFile()

Purpose:

FCCom::ParseResponseFile() treats a file as if it is the response to an http request, saving status codes, response headers, and content.

Usage:

rc = FCCom::fnname(<connident>,<filename>[,<opt1name>,<opt1val>][,<opt2name>,<opt2val>]);

Arguments:

integer <connident> - A connection id returned by an earlier call to FCCom::Alloc()

alpha <filename> - The name of the file to parse

alpha <opt1name> - an optional option name, currently the only supported options are "reply-content" and "reply-content-fn"

alpha <opt1val> - The value for <opt1name> if <opt1name> was specified

alpha <opt2name> - an optional option name, currently the only supported options are "reply-content" and "reply-content-fn"

alpha <opt2val> - The value for <opt2name> if <opt2name> was specified

Returns:

0 - File parsed OK

-1 - Some error, bad ident, file does not exist, other error.

Where Used:

FCCom::fnname() can be called from anywhere.

Example:

Description:

FCCom::ParseFile() is a function that can be used as a debugging aid.

Bugs/Features/Comments: