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基于Brew平台的C语言的web操作示例代码

GENERAL DESCRIPTION:

    This BREW Applet illustrates usage of BREW's IWeb Shows usage of 
    BREW's IWeb interface.  It's a simple URL fetcher/shower.
    
    The IWeb interface is designed to speed development of web-protocol
    aware applications.  IWeb handles many mundane chores of the 
    protocol part of a web browser, such as HTTP keep-alives and HTTP
    proxying.

FILES ON PHONE:
	webber.mod
	webber.bar

USAGE:	
    Webber has 2 modes: URL entry and URL fetching/dumping.

    When webber starts, you'll be in URL entry mode.  You'll see a
    text entry dialog into which you may enter a URL, or, by pressing
    UP and DOWN, select from a pre-stored "history list".

    Once you've entered or selected a URL, press SELECT.  The menu bar
    at the bottom should have a "Go!" item and a text-entry-mode item.
    Select "Go!" and press SELECT again.

    Now you're in URL fetch/dump.  Webber will fetch the URL and print
    the results.  Pressing '#' while in this mode toggles content
    dumping, so pressing '#' will show the headers and body of the
    fetched URL.  By default, though, dumping is off, so all you'll
    see is status messages, and while fetching the body, hashmarks
    every 512 bytes of body.

    UP and DOWN keys while in fetch mode scroll the displayed text.

    Pressing SELECT while in fetch/dump mode restarts the last URL
    fetch.

    Pressing BACK returns you to the text edit control, where the last
    URL you fetched is at the bottom of the history list, and is
    displayed.