Platform SDK: IIS SDK |
[IIS 5.0] [IIS 5.1] [IIS 6.0]
The BinaryRead method retrieves data sent to the server from the client as part of a POST request. This method retrieves the data from the client and stores it in a SafeArray. A SafeArray is an array that contains information about the number of dimensions and the bounds of its dimensions.
variant =Request.BinaryRead(count)
The BinaryRead method is used to read the raw data sent by the client as part of a POST request. This method is used for low-level access to this data, as opposed to, for example, using the Request.Form collection to view form data sent in a POST request. After you have used BinaryRead, referring to any variable in the Request.Form collection causes an error. Conversely, after you have referred to a variable in the Request.Form collection, using BinaryWrite will cause an error. Remember, if you access a variable in the Request collection without specifying which subcollection it belongs to, the Request.Form collection may be searched, bringing this rule into force.
The following example uses the BinaryRead method to place the content of a request into a SafeArray.
<%
Dim vntPostedData, lngCount
lngCount = Request.TotalBytes
vntPostedData = Request.BinaryRead(lngCount)
%>
Platforms: Windows 2000 with IIS 5.0 installed, Windows XP
with IIS 5.1 installed, Windows Server 2003 family with IIS 6.0
installed
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