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First of all, I'd like to say up front that this has nothing to do with the credential cookies that WebFOCUS uses for authentication.
We have a call for a focexec that is going to have an exceptionally long string. It exceeds the available url length for IE so we will pass it via a POST cookie.
Now, variables on the url string are magically turned into amper-variables in the called focexec. Does this happen with variables in the post cookie as well?
Any light you can shed . . .
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Posts: 1012 | Location: At the Mast | Registered: May 17, 2007
I've done this calling Maintain and it appears that they're just variables like any other. I dig them out the same way as a GET variable. So I don't think it should make a difference. But there's no question in the forums specifically asking the question so I thought I'd see if anyone had done it.
I'll post a response when I find out. My wingman is coding the focexec and likely will know the results soon.
J.
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Posts: 1012 | Location: At the Mast | Registered: May 17, 2007
This functioned exactly as expected. The variables within the POST cookie work exactly the same way as variables sent on the command line via a GET request. 2800 characters sent and received.
Thanks for tuning in folks!
J.
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Posts: 1012 | Location: At the Mast | Registered: May 17, 2007