On 2007-August-10  , at 19:43 , James Howison wrote:
> There are two steps here.
>
> The first is getting the proxy to accept calls to a particular
> service from a particular machine.  That's usually a web form user/
> password that either sets a cookie or registers an IP/desired
> destination combination.
>
> The second step is rewriting the url so that it goes through the now
> established proxy route.  Some proxies just add the proxy domain name
> to the end of the full url (as in Jo's example), but others take the
> desired URL as an (escaped) parameter. (http://my.proxy.com/geturl?
> http%e&k%k etc (yeah, I don't know the escapes)).
>
> I think the best way to do it would be two scripts-hooks.  One to
> fire just before a search, to set-up the proxy.  The other should
> somehow accept the url that bibdesk wants to use and return the URL
> that the proxy expects to receive.
>
> Of course I'm not entirely sure how the 'set up proxy' script would
> work in a cookie situation, but maybe the cookie can be 'handed' back
> to BibDesk and used in the WebService call somehow.  The second
> 'transform URL' script would likely be pretty short.
>
> Jo, can you check if your proxy sets a cookie?  Perhaps try logging
> in with one browser, then doing the search with another (if you have
> to re-login then I'd suggest a cookie is being set).

I tested with Camino first and Firefox afterwards and I had to re-log  
in. So, from what you explain, I guess there is a cookie being set.

> Make any sense?

Well I am not sure I understand all the details of your explanation  
but this seemed clear enough ;)

JiHO
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