Re: Cookies, Called Routine

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't understand what this has to do with whether or not there's a 
cookie in a file...?

Cookies are supposed to be data that's set by the server and retrieved 
by the server.  The client side application (your side) shouldn't need 
to know whether they're there.  In your case, you told me that you not 
only want to know if it's there, but if it's in a particular IFS file.

I'm trying to understand why that is.  Your reply doesn't help.  I don't 
see why it matters that your package has a user API or whether it runs 
24/7 or whether it uses POST.  The question is why do you need to know 
if a particular cookie is valid in a particular file?  That should be 
the server's problem, not yours.


Jim Muehe wrote:
> Working with a package and they have a user API -- I want to use this to
> call a routine to send an HTTP Post. The jobs runs 24/7 -- except, it
> recycles at midnight.
> 
> Bad Idea? Too big of a performance hit?
> I am really new to all this "web" stuff 
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