I am getting inconsistent results on a few things and I realized I really am
sort of parroting examples and really don't know the true order of things
when doing a series of connections. So let me ask a few questions:
1) If doing to of the same type of requests what is the correct method for
I had a new problem today, but unlike my last one, I figured it out today.
But I was wondering if it the way the HttpClient works, a setting, or
something I should be doing.
The HttpClient is creating a header like this:
Cookie: cookie1=blah1
Cookie: cookie2=blah2
Cookie: cookie3-blah3
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Ross,
Just use strict mode. That will make HttpClient put all cookies into one
header
Oleg
On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 21:38, Ross Rankin wrote:
I had a new problem today, but unlike my last one, I figured it out today.
But I was wondering if it the way the HttpClient works, a setting, or
something
Ross Rankin wrote:
I am getting inconsistent results on a few things and I realized I really am
sort of parroting examples and really don't know the true order of things
when doing a series of connections. So let me ask a few questions:
What sorts of inconsistent results?
1) If doing to of the
Ross,
Below are some answers to your questions.
1) If doing to of the same type of requests what is the correct
method for
they type of action do I:
a) use two Method variables
b) use the same one with a recycle but cast it new again
c) use the same one without a recycle
