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mostro #1
Bypassing a session ID?
Hi All,
Example: A webpage exists that allows you to fill out a form and click
submit. The page next page displays the information found from your search
criteria. The form includes information like Fname, Lname, Address and Zip.
I want to programmatically fill out the form and submit the information only
to recieve the final search result page. The problem I am having is that the
page uses a session ID. Is there a way to get around this?
Thanks in advance.
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Joerg Jooss #2
Re: Bypassing a session ID?
mostro wrote:
Hopefully not ;-)> Hi All,
>
> Example: A webpage exists that allows you to fill out a form and click
> submit. The page next page displays the information found from your
> search criteria. The form includes information like Fname, Lname,
> Address and Zip. I want to programmatically fill out the form and
> submit the information only to recieve the final search result page.
> The problem I am having is that the page uses a session ID. Is there
> a way to get around this?
But why not obtain a session id programmatically as well?
Cheers,
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[url]www.joergjooss.de[/url]
[email]news@joergjooss.de[/email]
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mostro #3
Re: Bypassing a session ID?
I guess I will have to do the research. I'm not really a programmer just
trying to design the flow. Got any ideas?
Thanks
"Joerg Jooss" <joerg.jooss@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:uRx5lXF6EHA.260@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...> mostro wrote:>>> Hi All,
>>
>> Example: A webpage exists that allows you to fill out a form and click
>> submit. The page next page displays the information found from your
>> search criteria. The form includes information like Fname, Lname,
>> Address and Zip. I want to programmatically fill out the form and
>> submit the information only to recieve the final search result page.
>> The problem I am having is that the page uses a session ID. Is there
>> a way to get around this?
> Hopefully not ;-)
>
> But why not obtain a session id programmatically as well?
>
> Cheers,
>
> --
> Joerg Jooss
> [url]www.joergjooss.de[/url]
> [email]news@joergjooss.de[/email]
>
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Joerg Jooss #4
Re: Bypassing a session ID?
mostro wrote:
At the end of the day, what you're tring to design is similar to a remote> I guess I will have to do the research. I'm not really a programmer
> just trying to design the flow. Got any ideas?
control for the 3rd party web application. Emulate the web application's
flow for a regular user. If there's a login page, your remote control must
login as well. If there's no login but some kind of entry page that issues
session ids, include that page.
You probably should sit down with a dev and show him the flow of pages you
want to repeat programmatically.
Cheers,
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Joerg Jooss
[url]www.joergjooss.de[/url]
[email]news@joergjooss.de[/email]
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