[ESK0]

Hello Guys,

I'm trying to get http://asd.overcore.eu/ahoj.php (text: Zdravim) via SteamWorks..

  char buffer[64];
  Handle hdl = null;
  hdl = SteamWorks_CreateHTTPRequest(k_EHTTPMethodPOST, "www.asd.overcore.eu/ahoj.php");
  if(hdl == null)
  {
    PrintToChat(client, "Create HTTP Request - FAILED!");
    return;
  }
  if(SteamWorks_SendHTTPRequest(hdl))
  {
    SteamWorks_GetHTTPResponseBodyData(hdl, buffer, sizeof(buffer));
    PrintToChat(client, buffer);
  }

Probably I'm doing to wrong.. because i never used SteamWorks before..

Thanks in advance

[pcmaster]

Are you sure you want to send a POST request (k_EHTTPMethodPOST) ?

[ESK0]

Originally Posted by pcmaster Are you sure you want to send a POST request (k_EHTTPMethodPOST) ?

Well i tried GET aswell

[friagram]

There really is not great documentaction available for steamworks, steamtools, andoes socket. Would be great if we could get a web/http thread going somewhere.

Would be even nicer if there was an official tcp/udp extension we can use as part of sm, along with wrappers and callbacks for http requests.

[ESK0]

Originally Posted by friagram There really is not great documentaction available for steamworks, steamtools, andoes socket. Would be great if we could get a web/http thread going somewhere. Would be even nicer if there was an official tcp/udp extension we can use as part of sm, along with wrappers and callbacks for http requests.

Yeye Exactly.. this is hell..i gave up..

[friagram]

Check updater, it has code written for all methods for fetching files over http for each extension.

[Disowned]

Originally Posted by friagram There really is not great documentaction available for steamworks, steamtools, andoes socket. Would be great if we could get a web/http thread going somewhere. Would be even nicer if there was an official tcp/udp extension we can use as part of sm, along with wrappers and callbacks for http requests.

It is possible to expose the interface of the Webternet extension, but I'd rather just have an updated version of the cURL extension compiled in. No need to make the process obscure when there's millions of guides out there on how to just use cURL directly and handle responses.

Problem being that it has to pass quality tests, which means including SDKHooks and threading to SM standards. If someone makes that, they will make life, and secure communications, easier for everyone.

EDIT: Doesn't require SDKHooks, derp.

Previous thread on it: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=276675

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by Disowned which means including SDKHooks[/url]

That is incorrect, asherkin meant that a lot of SM plugins required SDKHooks before the SM team decided to include SDKHooks into SM packages.

[friagram]

Unfortunately curl has limitations. Udp support and raw tcp is often needed for things (as query, sending messages to other servers or irc).

there is a curl extension, but I have not used it.

[Disowned]

There is the option of cURL or SteamTools when it comes to HTTP requests. Since you were doing SteamWorks, SteamTools should do the same for you. (Only supports TF2) There may be a bug where your console gets filled up with an odd error message, or that might just be me.

EDIT: Apparently SteamWorks is also a thing, and Steamtools doesn't work for what I'm assumming will be a CS plugin.

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=170630

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <steamtools>

public OnPluginStart()
{
    RegServerCmd("send", sendRequest);
}

public Action sendRequest(args) {
    char[] sURL = "http://asd.overcore.eu/ahoj.php ";

    //Get custom handle
    HTTPRequestHandle HTTPRequest = Steam_CreateHTTPRequest(HTTPMethod_GET, sURL);
    //Set timeout to 10 seconds
    Steam_SetHTTPRequestNetworkActivityTimeout(HTTPRequest, 10);
    //Set a Get parameter, makes URL look like: http://asd.overcore.eu/ahoj.php?parameter=12345
    Steam_SetHTTPRequestGetOrPostParameter(HTTPRequest, "parameter", "12345");
    //Set a header value because we can
    Steam_SetHTTPRequestHeaderValue(HTTPRequest, "server", "TestFuton");
    //Initialize the request.
    Steam_SendHTTPRequest(HTTPRequest, uploadCallback, 5);
    //Send the request to the front of the queue
    Steam_PrioritizeHTTPRequest(HTTPRequest);
    return Plugin_Handled;
}

public uploadCallback(HTTPRequestHandle HTTPRequest, bool requestSuccessful, HTTPStatusCode statusCode, contextData)  {

    if(!requestSuccessful) {
        PrintToServer("There was an error in the request");
        return;
    }

    if(statusCode == HTTPStatusCode_OK) {
        PrintToServer("The request returned new data, http code 200");
    } else if(statusCode == HTTPStatusCode_NotModified) {
        PrintToServer("The request did not return new data, but did not error, http code 304");
        return;
    } else if(statusCode == HTTPStatusCode_NotFound) {
        PrintToServer("The requested URL could not be found, http code 404");
        return;
    } else if(statusCode == HTTPStatusCode_InternalServerError) {
        PrintToServer("The requested URL had an internal error, http code 500");
        return;
    }

    int headersize = Steam_GetHTTPResponseHeaderSize(HTTPRequest, "customreceivedheader");
    if(headersize == -1) {
        PrintToServer("received header 'customreceivedheader' does not exist");
    } else {
        //If header exists, print its value.
        char buffer[64];
        Steam_GetHTTPResponseHeaderValue(HTTPRequest, "customreceivedheader", buffer, 64);
        PrintToServer(buffer);
    }

    int bodysize = Steam_GetHTTPResponseBodySize(HTTPRequest);
    char newbuf[128];
    Format(newbuf, 128, "%d", bodysize);
    PrintToServer(newbuf);

    char bodybuffer[10000];
    if(bodysize > 10000) {
        PrintToServer("The requested URL returned with more data than expected");
        return;
    }

    Steam_GetHTTPResponseBodyData(HTTPRequest, bodybuffer, 10000);
    
    //Print successfull response to server.
    PrintToServer(bodybuffer);

    Steam_ReleaseHTTPRequest(HTTPRequest);

} 


type in 'send', you should get your response.