11-24-2011
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arch::liteweb
Arch::LiteWeb(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Arch::LiteWeb(3pm)
NAME
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SYNOPSIS
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my $content = $web->get("http://some.domain:81/some/path");
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DESCRIPTION
This class provides a basic and easy to use support for the client-side HTTP. It is supplied in order to avoid dependency on LWP. If such
dependency is not a problem, consider to use LWP instead that provides much better support for HTTP and other protocols.
METHODS
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get url [params ...]
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