[Solved]Problem Downloading a file

Robbin

as stated earlier, your URL should be percent-encoded. I don't see the .toPercentEncoding() method used, even though you said you used it.

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iNetReply = iNetManager->get(QNetworkRequest(QUrl("http://myStore-dev.myCompany.com/lmn/00000/fetch?device=00000&file=myFile+.zip")));
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should be
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iNetReply = iNetManager->get(QNetworkRequest(QUrl("http://myStore-dev.myCompany.com/lmn/00000/fetch?device=00000&file=myFile+.zip").toPercentEncoding()));
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dangelog

[quote]My url already have %_2_B instead of +, but server when i perform get answer: ContentNotFoundError, but if i put the same url into firefox I’m able to download right file.[/quote]

Can you use wireshark or a similar tool to analyze the HTTP traffic and understand what's going on?

[quote author="Eus" date="1314173671"]as stated earlier, your URL should be percent-encoded. I don't see the .toPercentEncoding() method used, even though you said you used it.

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iNetReply = iNetManager->get(QNetworkRequest(QUrl("http://myStore-dev.myCompany.com/lmn/00000/fetch?device=00000&file=myFile+.zip")));
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should be
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iNetReply = iNetManager->get(QNetworkRequest(QUrl("http://myStore-dev.myCompany.com/lmn/00000/fetch?device=00000&file=myFile+.zip").toPercentEncoding()));@
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This is completely nonsense. Not only that doesn't compile, but there's no QNetworkRequest(QByteArray) ctor, and you don't want to percent encode that url (thus escaping :, /, ?, &, etc.).

Robbin

yeah, my bad, just noticed that too. And I haven't tried to compile it, it was using his code as starting point. He could percent encode the name only.....

goetz

[quote author="peppe" date="1314174967"]
This is completely nonsense. Not only that doesn't compile, but there's no QNetworkRequest(QByteArray) ctor
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The compiler will call the non-explicit QString(QByteArray) constructor for this, unless QT_NO_CAST_FROM_ASCII is defined.

dangelog

[quote author="Volker" date="1314177476"]
[quote author="peppe" date="1314174967"]
This is completely nonsense. Not only that doesn't compile, but there's no QNetworkRequest(QByteArray) ctor
[/quote]

The compiler will call the non-explicit QString(QByteArray) constructor for this, unless QT_NO_CAST_FROM_ASCII is defined.
[/quote]

Nope -- QNetwokRequest wants a QUrl. There are two conversions to be made (QByteArray -> QString -> QUrl), and C++ forbids that (not to mention the fact that you can disable either of them with macros).

qwertyuiopearendil

Then what should i do?

andre

Constructing a valid QUrl to pass to QNetworkRequest sounds like a reasonable path to walk...

qwertyuiopearendil

It's what I'm trying to do...

dangelog

[quote author="qwertyuiopearendil" date="1314180408"]Then what should i do?[/quote]

As I said, dump HTTP headers and inspect them.

goetz

[quote author="peppe" date="1314177763"]
Nope -- QNetwokRequest wants a QUrl. There are two conversions to be made (QByteArray -> QString -> QUrl), and C++ forbids that (not to mention the fact that you can disable either of them with macros).
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Eek, you're right. I mixed up the parentheses. I need to do more LISP to get used to that ;-)

andre

You might want to read the documentation for QUrl::fromUserInput then. It contains some more info on how to deal with string encodings and the likes.

qwertyuiopearendil

Solved!!!
Below the solution about my problem:

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QString strUrl="http://myStore-dev.com/zip/mioFile%2_B.zip";

QByteArray baUrl(strUrl.toAscii().data());

QUrl tmpUrl1;
tmpUrl1.setEncodedUrl(baUrl);
iNetReply = iNetManager->get(QNetworkRequest(tmpUrl1));
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Thanks to all.

Bye bye.

mlong

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