RE: Session Cookies

2003-01-20 Thread Darren Young
In the HTTP headers I receive: Set-Cookie: digishipcookie1=deleted; expires=Sun, 20-Jan-02 22:06:48 GMT; path=/ Set-Cookie: digishipcookie2=deleted; expires=Sun, 20-Jan-02 22:06:48 GMT; path=/ Set-Cookie: digishipcookie1=1601729586VVAQKEEGMO; path=/ Set-Cookie: digishipcookie2=16179; path=/ I kno

Re: posting/receiving key value pairs

2003-01-20 Thread coffee
>You need to look at SOAP::Lite, I think. That would be one way to >accomplish this. Since you don't really need to interact with a web >page, LWP probably isn't necessary. SOAP is web services (or you >could look at XML-RPC) and this is exactly the kind of problem it was I'll look into th

Re: Session Cookies

2003-01-20 Thread Doug Monroe
Darren Young wrote: > > I have a scipt that connects up to out site and does a login. Part of > our login process is to set a few cookies on the client for pages to > use. The cookies are only good for the session, however for this test > script I want to save the information for posting to other

Session Cookies

2003-01-20 Thread Darren Young
I have a scipt that connects up to out site and does a login. Part of our login process is to set a few cookies on the client for pages to use. The cookies are only good for the session, however for this test script I want to save the information for posting to other pages. I'm looking for some rec

Re: posting/receiving key value pairs

2003-01-20 Thread Robert G. Werner
coffee wrote: coffee wrote: [snip] 1) script one :: send request to script two with something like ?grab=variable 2) script two :: sees that they want the value of 'variable' and sends it back to script one with something like ?variable=monkey 3) script one :: parses that reply