llHttpRequest display help

Help Comrades!

I have written a llHttpRequest which is calls information from a database. This works and provides a response, however it is as a message displaying all parameters, which looks messy. Does anyone know/or have any idea how to represent the returned values in a better way?

Heres the script so far

key http_request_id;

default
{
state_entry()
{
http_request_id =
llHTTPRequest("URL", [HTTP_METHOD, "GET"], "";
}

http_response(key request_id, integer status, list metadata, string body)
{
//Make sure the httpd_id is correct!
if ( request_id == http_request_id )
{
llInstantMessage ( llGetOwner(), "hello\n" + body );
}
}
}

Thanks

It entirely depends on the structure of the data you get in your HTTP response. Whenever I'm fetching data from outside, the general format I follow is like this

blah|blah|blah
foo|foo|foo
CODE


Each related group of data is on the same line, and individual fields or items are separated by the vertical bar (or pipe) character |.

You would then process it something like this (although be warned it does require quite a bit of memory!):

CODE

// Split the data into lines
list lines = llParseString2List(body, ["\n"], []);
integer numlines = llGetListLength(lines);
list fields = [];
integer numfields = 0;

// Go through each line
integer i = 0;
for (i = 0; i < numlines; i++) {
 // Split the data into fields
 fields = llParseStringKeepNulls( llList2String(lines, i), ["|"], []);
 numfields = llGetListLength(numfields);

 // Process the data
 //.....
}


That lets you access each field on each line.