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I understand that this library still under development, but I had a couple of question regarding the use of it.
For example -- in a GET request in examples/timeapi-test.cpp:
Where is the server's request returned to?
Why do I have to declare these global variables in my code:
const int g_port = 443;
bool g_https_complete;
uint32 g_bytes_received;
When should I call httpsclientSetup?
What does httpsclientCleanUp do and why isn't it called after a successful transaction?
If dynamic memory allocation is not used, what's the purpose of the System.freeMemory(); call?
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I understand that this library still under development, but I had a couple of question regarding the use of it.
For example -- in a GET request in
examples/timeapi-test.cpp
:Where is the server's request returned to?
Why do I have to declare these global variables in my code:
When should I call
httpsclientSetup
?What does
httpsclientCleanUp
do and why isn't it called after a successful transaction?If dynamic memory allocation is not used, what's the purpose of the
System.freeMemory();
call?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: