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When that link is 'called' what does it do? Obviously, a program gets
called -- but what does the program output?
We'll need to know that in order to know whether it's a good fit for a
web service.
On 7/18/2011 10:34 AM, Robert Rogerson wrote:
The company I'm doing work for currently has a link such ashttp://myserver/weblibp/ut1681cl.pgm?store=001&effdate=20110718&upc=00000000004408&thwtype=SD&posdept=400&eaches=00005&posunt=01&posrtl=0000099&docnum=400&posid=101&thwdesc=Tomatoes
This link is called repeatedly for all the items on a document.
Is this not a perfect example of where a web service could be used?
If so, would Scott's HTTPAPI not handle this?
Thanks,
Robert Rogerson
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