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J2ME + Nokia S40 + HTTP Multiform POST to PHP website = 403 Forbidden
Hi all,
Thank you for looking here...
I have a problem:
- I get 403 Forbidden error while j2me midlet makes Http POST request to a PHP server (from Nokia S40)
however, from other mobile phones (even from other Nokia phone models) and emulators it works well and makes posts very well without any restrictions.
Thank you.
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Re: J2ME + Nokia S40 + HTTP Multiform POST to PHP website = 403 Forbidden
Also, we have got an answer from our ISP technical support:
"Thank you for contacting us.
It seems that the Mobile device browser is unable to process the long link below. If the link is incomplete, it returns various error message. Browser returns error 550 while mobile devices returns error 403.
http:///manaud.co.uk/tinc?key=76p5a4...t&session_mode =guest&formname=mycrm_feeback&showentries=true&sor tby=field_6&session_sortby=fiel d_6&userid=1324558343;819732;244&offset=20&session _offset=20&start=1&session_star t=1&session_dbkey=1324558337;434554;243_mycrm_feeb ack
Does this make any sense to you?"
Not sure what we can do with that?
Any suggestion, please.
Thank you.
Re: J2ME + Nokia S40 + HTTP Multiform POST to PHP website = 403 Forbidden
Actually, I do HTTP POST (multi-form) via Connector.Open to the "http://manaud.co.uk/tinc" and conn.setRequestProperty("Referer", "http://manaud.co.uk/tinc?key=7N7cbi5u&formname=mycrm_feeback");
so I'm not sure what did the ISP mean, and I'm pretty sure the the url is not too long for mobile device.
Any suggestion, please.
Thank you.
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