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I am doing a multipart POST to a form. The data contains a ZIP file so I need to include a "boundary". The problem I am having is that I cannot add the boundaries in between the data. Whenever I add them, it never shows uip in the header. How can I add the proper headers to my POST...

I need to contain the entire file stream in the buffer, therefore the buffer should be the same size as the file. I am running the code below, but it seems to hang. However if I output to a file ofstream out ("test.txt",ofstream::binary) it does not hang... { char *buff...

I am now trying this code block: #include <string> std::ifstream in(fileName); std::ostringstream tmp; tmp << in.rdbuf(); std::string str = tmp.str(); And I get these of compilation errors: D:\DOCs\inetConsole\inetConsole.cpp(307) : error C2079: 'in' uses undefined...

OK. But when I dump the buffer to out: cout << &quot;Buffer Contents:&quot; << buffer I only get a few chars. How can I dump the entire buffer? -j

Why are the buffers only a sizeof 4 after the code is excuted? I need to fill the buffer completely. long lSize; char * buffer; lSize = 10504120 ifstream in; in.open (fileName); filebuf *pbuf; pbuf=in.rdbuf(); pbuf->sgetn (buffer,lSize); cout <<...

Here was some code submitted by Dietmar Kuehl... Just read the file when constructing the string: int main() { std::ifstream in(filename); std::istreambuf_iterator<char> beg(in), end; std::string str(beg, end); }

I have been looking into the fastest way to read a file into a char*. I have seen some code implementing istreambuf_iterator. Any one else have any experiences with this? - julian