<!---
	Start by defining the default CFHttp tags
	attributes. These are the attributes we are
	going to use no matter what.
--->
<cfset objAttributes = {
 
	<!--- The method. --->
	Method = "GET",
 
	<!--- The target URL. --->
	URL = (
		"http://farm1.static.flickr.com/201/" &
		"516472664_cd4284abe1.jpg?v=0"
		),
 
	<!--- Set the broadcasted user agent. --->
	UserAgent = CGI.http_user_agent,
 
	<!--- How we want to handle the CFHttp result. --->
	Result = "objGet"
 
	} />
 
 
<!---
	Now that we have our basic CFHttp attributes
	configured, let's check to see if we are
	downloading the response or capturing the
	response binary to a file.
--->
<cfif blnDownload>
 
	<!---
		Now that we know we are downloading, we
		need to set additional CFHttp tag attributes.
	--->
 
	<!---
		Tell ColdFusion to grab the target URL
		as a binary so that we can write the binary
		data to disk.
	--->
	<cfset objAttributes.GetAsBinary = "yes" />
 
	<!--- Define the storage directory. --->
	<cfset objAttributes.Path = ExpandPath( "./" ) />
 
	<!--- Define the storage file. --->
	<cfset objAttributes.File = "lady.jpg" />
 
</cfif>
 
 
<!---
	ASSERT: At this point we have our attribute collection
	struct fully defined regardless of whether or not we
	are downloading the target file.
--->
 
 
<!--- Execute the CFHttp tag. --->
<cfhttp
	attributecollection="#objAttributes#"
	/>
 
 
<!--- Dump out the result. --->
<cfdump
	var="#objGet#"
	label="CFHttp Results"
	/>