I need HELP figuring out how to emulate a login from my customer.

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The customer says:

Example code of posted values sent to the supplier in a hidden form in the HTML at catalog access:

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So what I'm trying to do is emulate this so I can test my stuff

and not sound totally ignorant when I talk to these guys for testing.

So I thought I'd put the following html document into my Sambar42 docs

directory, and from the internet, just run http://www.oursite.com/ct1

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Customer Login Test

This is your test html form to call your cwlogin.htm

Log into Harvest Order Entry

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*Ok. Then the CT2 htm in the OI working directory is like this:

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Customer Code:

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*Ok. then the OI stored procedure for Inet_ct2 is:

function Inet_CT2(request)

declare function Inet_QueryParam, Inet_Trace

*I'm trying to get the remote user which is coming in blank here

*or the Obireqid, Obiusername, Obipassword, Obisupplierid, Obicust1

RESPONSES=Inet_Trace(Request)

submit=Inet_QueryParam(request, "$SUBMIT")

STYPE=submit

OPEN 'CUSTORD' TO CUSTORD ELSE NULL

WRITE RESPONSES ON CUSTORD, "RESPONSES" ELSE NULL

equ CR$ to \0D0A\

html =' :CR$

html := '':CR$

html := 'OK. HI.':CR$

html := ''

html := '':CR$

html := 'OKOKOK':CR$

html := ''

return html

*Ok. And the responses record shows:

Content-type: text/plain

CONTENT_LENGTH=69

CONTENT_TYPE=application/x-www-form-urlencoded

GATEWAY_INTERFACE=CGI/1.1

HTTPS=

HTTP_ACCEPT=

HTTP_COOKIE=

HTTP_FROM=

HTTP_REFERER=http://www.harvsoft.com/cgi-bin/oicgi.exe/INET_REPOS?DOC_ID=CT2

HTTP_USER_AGENT=Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98; YouBet version 2.0.1.0)

PATH_INFO=/INET_REPOS

PATH_TRANSLATED=C:/sambar42/docs/INET_REPOS

QUERY_STRING=CUSTCODE=1111&$SUBMIT=Verify&Verify=INET_CT2&DOC_ID=CT2&FORM_ID=CT2

REMOTE_ADDR=208.223.8.76

REMOTE_HOST=

REMOTE_IDENT=

REMOTE_USER=

REQUEST_METHOD=POST

SCRIPT_NAME=/cgi-bin/oicgi.exe

SERVER_NAME=harvsoft

SERVER_PORT=80

SERVER_PROTOCOL=HTTP/1.0

SERVER_SOFTWARE=SAMBAR 4.2

SERVER_URL=

This shows no Remote user.

It has something to do with Action, doesn't it.

Thank you!

Talking to Jackie

Bob

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