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Data Exchange between two different BSP-Applikation

Posted on Feb 11, 2004 at 12:12 PM 24 Views

Hello everybody,

trying to realise a data exchange between two different BSP-Applications, I notices the follwing problem. I failed when I tried to read the client-cookies or server-cookies on the second BSP, set on the first BSP . With the help of the debbugging I noticed, that the two different pages located on the same server, have hat different Session-Ids.

The exchange with POST and GET won't work because I want to user SSO and the default BSP for the login won't submit the parameters.

How can I so exchange the data between these to BSP-Application.

Does anybody has an idea why the cookies are not working properly or why the session-id is changed between these two BSPs?

Thanky for your help,

Evelyn

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    Posted on Feb 12, 2004 at 11:15 AM
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    Hi Evelyn,

    Have you try to set the session-id value in your cookie with value 'DUMMY' when you set or get them ?

    I think that will solve your problem.

    Best regards.

    Bertrand.

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    • Former Member Trond Stroemme
      Feb 24, 2004 at 08:11 AM

      Hello,

      thank you for your help!

      I solved the problem with changing the properties of the error pages in the SICF to 'form field (base 64)'. After that, I was able to receive the POST and GET parameters on the BSP and so able to exchange data or cookie-names.

      Evelyn

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