Hi All,
I am developing a system where we are linking three different web based
libraries through a common search screen. This common search screen builds
up a frameset as a result, with one of the three original libraries being
displayed in a frame within this frameset.
I must use a frameset in order to parse the common query parameters into a
library specific format to enable me to construct the correct URL for the
specific library to be shown in one of the frames. The problems I have are:
1. One of the libraries only uses POST so a <FRAME SRC=<base>?<Parameter
list> ..> format is out as it uses GET. Is there a way I can put one of my
servlet URL's in the frame and then "redirect" using POST within my servlet
to the library specific URL?
2. What is the "real" line length limit for GET URL's? I have been told 1024
and 4096 whilst others say do not go over 256, what is the true(ish) story?
Thank-you in advance for your help.
Dalton
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