This may sound ridiculous but I need to send something like <policy-file-request/> followed by a nul byte from a terminal to a XML socket server.
I am using PUTTY but I tried all sorts of combinations like \0 or /0 or \u0000 but to no avail.
I'm wondering if there is a specific key combination for this or am I messing up somewhere?
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It depends on what PuTTY is emulating (different emulators might map it differently) but it's typically ^@ -- that is, Ctrl + @.
John Feminella
2010-01-23 20:06:22
Well I have clicked RAW data in PUTTY. I don't know what kind of emulator is that? I will try this command though.
Kevin Boyd
2010-01-23 20:10:51
Well Ctrl + @ worked for me thanks, Phew! that was quite a struggle. ;)
Kevin Boyd
2010-01-23 20:14:45