Difference between revisions of "User:Roland Riddler"
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I like to script in LSL and PHP, meet and explore in SL. | I like to script in LSL and PHP, meet and explore in SL. | ||
Not a professional coder I am, it's more like a hobby. | Not a professional coder I am, it's more like a hobby. So her are 10 things to know about HTTP-in objects: | ||
1. There will be URL limits per region and split by land ownership | |||
2. URLs will be temporary | |||
3. A maximum of 38 URLs per resident can be used (this also means 38 attachment points total) | |||
4. HTTP requests are limited to 2 kb in the body (wow really? Is anything that small 2 kb?) | |||
5. Headers will be limited to 255 bytes (even smaller) | |||
6. Response sizes will likely be limited | |||
7. Per script limit of 64 flight requests | |||
8. Speeds may be throttled | |||
9. Returned data is only in text/plain; utf-8 format | |||
10. URL limits are the same as the prim limits |
Revision as of 13:21, 19 October 2009
Hello ツ How are you doing?
My name is Roland Riddler, I am from Berlin, Germany.
I like to script in LSL and PHP, meet and explore in SL. Not a professional coder I am, it's more like a hobby. So her are 10 things to know about HTTP-in objects:
1. There will be URL limits per region and split by land ownership
2. URLs will be temporary
3. A maximum of 38 URLs per resident can be used (this also means 38 attachment points total)
4. HTTP requests are limited to 2 kb in the body (wow really? Is anything that small 2 kb?)
5. Headers will be limited to 255 bytes (even smaller)
6. Response sizes will likely be limited
7. Per script limit of 64 flight requests
8. Speeds may be throttled
9. Returned data is only in text/plain; utf-8 format
10. URL limits are the same as the prim limits