To access this function from a server (connected to by an ATE client), you can use the SOSLIB wrapper routine ATHTTP.SBX. It uses essentially the same calling format (limited, however, to the file mode operations), but handles the communication and data transfers between the server and the ATE client. Note that unlike the normal case (local Windows), the filenames in the request and response parameters here will be converted, if necessary, from AMOS to server-relative native format. Only one filename may be specified in the request parameter, and if using the content-type prefix, ATHTTP.SBX 1.0(102) or higher is required. See the ATHTTP.BP source code in [907,33] for further details, and the HTTP1.BP sample program in [908,25] for an example of calling it.