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I just want to protect my customers/distributors.
Scott Swaim
if you have a small amount of data, perhaps just store it (as one field maching a DS on the AS400) into the html pages. you'll be able to read them via the gethtmlvar (use a hidden field like authinfos ...)
Hope this help
----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott Swaim" <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <MIDRANGE-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005 4:05 PM Subject: How to keep persistant data between web apps
I am just now starting to program for the web. I am running V5R1 (withallcurrent ptf's) I am working through the easy400 deliverables andmodifyingforthem to meet my needs. I am trying to create a web application framework that would allow our Distributors to log into the website and then have access to there account information.
The problem that I am facing now is try to keep data persistent between applications. I know that I can create a session HANDLE that will allowcode,persistent for one app. I would like for the user to log in using my own auth method and then keep the information (i.e. customer number, agenttoetc) to be used for other apps on the site.
My first thought was to generate a session id that would then be writtena file along with the additional info that I want to keep and then have aas
procedure that would retrieve the info based on the session id as the key.
I am new to this area for web programming. I would like to stay with RPGmy language as that is what I am most familiar. I am familiar with PHPbutI do not have the PASE environment installed on my machine to run PHP withlist
my Apache server.
Thank for any input.
Scott Swaim
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