Started a new thread in the hope that someone may have the answer. Your previous help was very much appreciated.
I have discovered src/web/method/cgidefs.i but still cannot set browser session variables and retrieve them later.
I have used set-user-field("smecacct",out-account) and
get-user-field("smacacct").
HTML PAGE -> Progress Webspeed (Framed HTML) -> HTML Page in frame 1 (on submit) -> Progress Webspeed in Frame 2 but my get-user-field is empty.
This is all within one browser session. Within the first Progress Webspeed program, I can set and retrieve O.K. but I need to set and retrieve for the whole browser session.
Can anyone advise?
I have an alternative but need a unique identifying tag for the browser session to store the session in a database. Does anyone know what session variable would give me the unique identifying tag for a browser session? I cannot use SERVER_ADDR or SERVER_PORT because several people use the same PC. Also a cookie has its own security risk. Someone must have done this somewhere
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Please refer to this in Java teminology -> http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpSession.html
An simple example would me very much appreciated.
I have discovered src/web/method/cgidefs.i but still cannot set browser session variables and retrieve them later.
I have used set-user-field("smecacct",out-account) and
get-user-field("smacacct").
HTML PAGE -> Progress Webspeed (Framed HTML) -> HTML Page in frame 1 (on submit) -> Progress Webspeed in Frame 2 but my get-user-field is empty.
This is all within one browser session. Within the first Progress Webspeed program, I can set and retrieve O.K. but I need to set and retrieve for the whole browser session.
Can anyone advise?
I have an alternative but need a unique identifying tag for the browser session to store the session in a database. Does anyone know what session variable would give me the unique identifying tag for a browser session? I cannot use SERVER_ADDR or SERVER_PORT because several people use the same PC. Also a cookie has its own security risk. Someone must have done this somewhere

Please refer to this in Java teminology -> http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpSession.html
An simple example would me very much appreciated.