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zApp Manual
  Disclaimer
  Overview
  Known Issues
  FAQ
  Key Features
  Comparisons
  What zApp is NOT
  Contributions
  Core Concepts
  Data Types
  Visual Object Reference
  Non-Visual Objects
  COM Objects
  String Library
  Math Library
  Core Library
  Web Library
    Get
    GetStream
    Download
    Post
    PostStream
    Header
    URL
    Protocol
    Host
    Port
    Path
    Filename
    Anchor
    Username
    Password
    Params
    ParamStr
    PostParams
    PostParamStr
    ResponseCode
    ResponseText
    ContentType
    ContentLength
    ContentDate
    ContentExpires
    ContentModified
    ContentLanguage
    Location
    Server
    Browse
    ProxyHost
    ProxyPort
    ProxyPassword
    ProxyUsername
    Progress
    ProgressMax
    OnProgress
  XML Library
  File Library
  Date Library
Web Library [[net]] 
NOTE: This Design document is subject to change at any time.
zApp contains a powerful web (HTTP) library that is available to any scripting language. This allows you to use the scripting language of your choice based upon familiar syntax rather than because of which language contains which function.

The functions in the string library are accessed via the built-in net object name. For example, in VBScript or Javascript, you would access the HTTP Get function using the notation net.Get. In Perl, this syntax would be net->Get.

Select a function from the list on the left for more information on it.

This library is also available as a zApp Object, called URL. Use the syntax:

<URL property-list/>

to create an object of this type. Or use the core.CreateObject function:

URL = core.CreateObject("zURL")

This allows you to keep track of multiple URL and HTTP requests at the same time since the built-in "net" object can only handle one object at a time.
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