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(Re-posting after getting a non-delivery notice....)
Kevin,
It does seem simple...most of my web stuff is done in Java so for this
kind of cross domain stuff that doesn't support jsonp calls, I usually
resort using the Java equivalent of HTTPAPI, the Java Http client
classes. Either way, it seems pretty simple. I am most familiar with
HTTPAPI in this type of setting (RPG). I have never used GetURI.
I'll need some additional clarification from Darryl (a transactional
"picture" would be great)...
Pete Helgren
www.petesworkshop.com
GIAC Secure Software Programmer-Java
On 7/11/2014 7:36 AM, Kevin Turner wrote:
Pete
Unless I have completely misunderstood the question, I think that point 1
is not correct. I think the list of data (and buttons) is delivered from a
different server/domain to the one that Darryl wants to use to process the
request from the button. If this is not the case, it seems a rather simple
problem to solve.
Cheers
Kevin
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