Superx++ Lexicon: <post> statement

<post>

Purpose The <post> statement is used to send a Superx++ object or XML node (with any contained nodes) to a URL via the POST method of the HTTP protocol.

Superx++ Version The <post> statement was introduced to the Superx++ language in beta 0.2.2.

Format <post object="{Superx++ object or XML node}">
   {URL}
</post>

{Superx++ object or XML node} the name of the Superx++ object or the XML node to be posted

{URL} the URL to which the Superx++ object or the XML node would be POSTed

Example #1 <node name="MyXML">
   <Emps>
      <Emp var_int_Age="30">
         <EmpName>Sandr.ie</EmpName>
         <Age>25</Age>
         <Addresses>
            <Address>
               <Street>The Nice Road</Street>
               <City>Niceville</City>
               <Duration>10</Duration>
            </Address>
            <Address>
               <Street>56 Hope Road</Street>
               <City>Kingston</City>
               <Duration>20</Duration>
            </Address>
         </Addresses>
      </Emp>
      <Emp var_int_Age="77">
         <EmpName>Dedan</EmpName>
         <Age>34</Age>
         <Address>
            <Street>1 Kijabe Street</Street>
            <City>Some Place</City>
            <Duration>30</Duration>
         </Address>
      </Emp>
   </Emps>
</node>
<post object="MyXML">http://MyServer/MyDir/MyPage.asp</post>
creates a node called MyXML and POSTs it to the URL.

Purpose	The <post> statement is used to send a Superx++ object or XML node (with any contained nodes) to a URL via the POST method of the HTTP protocol.
Superx++ Version	The <post> statement was introduced to the Superx++ language in beta 0.2.2.
Format	<post object="{Superx++ object or XML node}"> {URL} </post>
	{Superx++ object or XML node}	the name of the Superx++ object or the XML node to be posted
	{URL}	the URL to which the Superx++ object or the XML node would be POSTed
	Example #1	<node name="MyXML"> <Emps> <Emp var_int_Age="30"> <EmpName>Sandr.ie</EmpName> <Age>25</Age> <Addresses> <Address> <Street>The Nice Road</Street> <City>Niceville</City> <Duration>10</Duration> </Address> <Address> <Street>56 Hope Road</Street> <City>Kingston</City> <Duration>20</Duration> </Address> </Addresses> </Emp> <Emp var_int_Age="77"> <EmpName>Dedan</EmpName> <Age>34</Age> <Address> <Street>1 Kijabe Street</Street> <City>Some Place</City> <Duration>30</Duration> </Address> </Emp> </Emps> </node> <post object="MyXML">http://MyServer/MyDir/MyPage.asp</post> creates a node called MyXML and POSTs it to the URL.