HTTP 1.0 Get

I’m doing some work for a client and there is very simple socket communication required. One parameter being sent with HTTP 1.0 Get, and I’ve verified that my parameters are correct but I’m getting an error.

I noticed in the HTTPSocket documentation that if one needs HTTP 1.1 that they should use XOJO.NET.HTTPSocket instead.

I’ve done a ton of socket programming but never had to worry about the distinction before.
To make a valid HTTP 1.0 get, is there something I should be aware of?

I was considering just rolling my own TCP socket to do this, but the use-case is so straight forward I think I must be missing something obvious.

The older HTTPSocket is HTTP/1.0. You should be able to use that.

Thanks for the speedy reply Greg. This is why you are my favorite! (but don’t tell the others on the forum!)

OT
Hi Chris,
I am Italian from Milan, I worked for several years in Ada for Amway and I had a colleague / friend who lived in Grand Rapids, Toshy Okada.
I remember that period with much nostalgia … and above all the salmon fishing on Michigan Lake during the thanks giving day !!!
Say hello to Michigan for me

Luciano

Greg, I verified that it was a DNS issue blocking me and nothing to do with the socket.