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Hi Jon,
Jon S wrote:
but I am stuck on how to retrieve the HTTP header that's coming back.
I am getting and Auth Token back that I need to use for subsequent
calls.
If you are indeed looking for an HTTP HEADER (not a SOAP header, or
anything else in the body of the HTTP response -- but an actual HTTP
header...) then you can retrieve it by calling the HTTP_Header() API
from HTTPAPI -- this is a rather unusual request, so I don't have any
sample code demonstrating it... but, if your header says something like
'JonAuth: 1234566BlahBlah' you'd retrieve it like this:
MyCharVar = HTTP_Header('JonAuth');
If the server sends more than one JonAuth: header, you could do this:
MyCharVar = HTTP_Header('JonAuth': 1);
MyCharVar2 = HTTP_Header('JonAuth': 2);
MyCharVar3 = HTTP_Header('JonAuth': 3);
To retrieve the first, second and third occurrence of JonAuth, respectively.
If you're willing, please join the FTPAPI mailing list (which is for
discussions of both FTPAPI and HTTPAPI), I think you'd benefit from
those discussions, and we'd benefit from your wisdom as well.
Any help would be appreciated, and if you happen to see this Scott, I
was wondering what you were going to be presenting at the users group
in St. Louis in December.
I've given them a list of the sessions I have available, and I'm waiting
for them to pick which ones they're interested in...
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