respondBinary: Respond to HTTP request using binary data in a given MIME...
In jweile/cgir: Support for using R as CGI scripts
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Responds to an HTTP request using binary data a given MIME type
Usage
1
respondBinary(binFile, mime, filename, download = FALSE)
Arguments
binFile
the name of a file containing the binary data
mime
a character string containing the MIME type (e.g. "image/gif")
filename
the filename to be used in the HTTP header
download
logical. whether or not to mark this as a download
Examples
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respondBinary(imageFile,"image/png","image.png",download=TRUE)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Responds to an HTTP request using binary data a given MIME type
Usage
1 | respondBinary(binFile, mime, filename, download = FALSE)
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Arguments
binFile |
the name of a file containing the binary data |
mime |
a character string containing the MIME type (e.g. "image/gif") |
filename |
the filename to be used in the HTTP header |
download |
logical. whether or not to mark this as a download |
Examples
1 | respondBinary(imageFile,"image/png","image.png",download=TRUE)
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