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Initialize an HTTP Request from a URL

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Demonstrates how to initialize an HTTP request object from a URL. Go

    req := chilkat.NewHttpRequest()

    // Loads the HTTP request object from a URL
    req.SetFromUrl("https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAZdTchQePc&t=45s")

    // The verb will be "GET"
    fmt.Println("verb = ", req.HttpVerb())
    // The path will be "/watch"
    fmt.Println("path = ", req.Path())

    // The output of this loop will be
    // 0) v: fAZdTchQePc
    // 1) t: 45s
    var i int
    numParams := req.NumParams()
    for i = 0; i <= numParams - 1; i++ {
        fmt.Println(i, ") ", *req.GetParamName(i), ": ", *req.GetParamValue(i))
    }

    // View the request that would be sent if HttpSReq is called.
    // The HTTP request will be a GET that looks like this:
    // 
    //     GET /watch?v=fAZdTchQePc&t=45s HTTP/1.1
    //     Host: domain
    // 
    // Note: The HOST header will automatically get filled in with the actual domain when HttpSReq is called.

    fmt.Println(*req.GenerateRequestText())

    // We can add additional params
    req.AddParam("artist","Richard Bona")
    req.AddParam("musicType","Jazz")
    req.AddParam("festival","Estival Jazz Lugano")
    req.AddParam("year","2008")

    // Now examine the request that would be sent
    // 
    //     GET /watch?v=fAZdTchQePc&t=45s&artist=Richard%20Bona&musicType=Jazz&festival=Estival%20Jazz%20Lugano&year=2008 HTTP/1.1
    //     Host: domain
    // 
    fmt.Println(*req.GenerateRequestText())

    // We can remove a parameter:
    req.RemoveParam("t")
    fmt.Println(*req.GenerateRequestText())

    // What happens if we change the request from a GET to a POST?
    req.SetHttpVerb("POST")
    // The request will now look like this:
    // 
    //    POST /watch HTTP/1.1
    //    Host: domain
    //    Content-Length: 93
    //    
    //    v=fAZdTchQePc&artist=Richard%20Bona&musicType=Jazz&festival=Estival%20Jazz%20Lugano&year=2008
    // 
    fmt.Println(*req.GenerateRequestText())

    // What happens if we make it a multipart/form-data?
    req.SetContentType("multipart/form-data")
    // Now the POST looks like this:
    //    
    //    POST /watch HTTP/1.1
    //    Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=------------020906020106050705030807
    //    Host: domain
    //    Content-Length: 545
    //    
    //    --------------020906020106050705030807
    //    Content-Disposition: form-data; name="v"
    //    
    //    fAZdTchQePc
    //    --------------020906020106050705030807
    //    Content-Disposition: form-data; name="artist"
    //    
    //    Richard Bona
    //    --------------020906020106050705030807
    //    Content-Disposition: form-data; name="musicType"
    //    
    //    Jazz
    //    --------------020906020106050705030807
    //    Content-Disposition: form-data; name="festival"
    //    
    //    Estival Jazz Lugano
    //    --------------020906020106050705030807
    //    Content-Disposition: form-data; name="year"
    //    
    //    2008
    //    --------------020906020106050705030807--

    fmt.Println(*req.GenerateRequestText())

    req.DisposeHttpRequest()