Hi,
I observed that in varinfo feature has two options:
ENV: environment variable. with sub variables as
HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE
HTTP_CONNECTION
HTTP_COOKIE.. etc
COOKIE: cookie variables. with sub variables as :
FLD%5FLOGINDETAIL
FLD%5FPERSON%5FDETAILS
FLD%5FSMUSER
the content of the values inside various variables inside this command:
<varinfo list ENV ><$ENV=$ret>
<loop $ENV>
<if $ENV eq "HTTP_COOKIE">
<getvar $ENV><$HTTP_COOKIE1=$ret></if>
</loop>
are same as in these instructions:
<varinfo list COOKIE>
<$vars=$ret>
<loop $vars>
<if $vars eq $cookiename>
<getvar $vars><$ck=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "SMSESSION">
<getvar $vars><$ssosession=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "FLD%5FLOGINDETAIL"><getvar $vars><$a=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "FLD%5FPERSON%5FDETAILS"><getvar $vars><$b=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "FLD%5FSMUSER"><getvar $vars><$c=$ret></if>
</loop>
what is the diff between both these options?
where are these options set?
How can I access session variables apart from the above mentioned method in thunderstone?
Thanks,
Jitish
I observed that in varinfo feature has two options:
ENV: environment variable. with sub variables as
HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE
HTTP_CONNECTION
HTTP_COOKIE.. etc
COOKIE: cookie variables. with sub variables as :
FLD%5FLOGINDETAIL
FLD%5FPERSON%5FDETAILS
FLD%5FSMUSER
the content of the values inside various variables inside this command:
<varinfo list ENV ><$ENV=$ret>
<loop $ENV>
<if $ENV eq "HTTP_COOKIE">
<getvar $ENV><$HTTP_COOKIE1=$ret></if>
</loop>
are same as in these instructions:
<varinfo list COOKIE>
<$vars=$ret>
<loop $vars>
<if $vars eq $cookiename>
<getvar $vars><$ck=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "SMSESSION">
<getvar $vars><$ssosession=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "FLD%5FLOGINDETAIL"><getvar $vars><$a=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "FLD%5FPERSON%5FDETAILS"><getvar $vars><$b=$ret></if>
<if $vars eq "FLD%5FSMUSER"><getvar $vars><$c=$ret></if>
</loop>
what is the diff between both these options?
where are these options set?
How can I access session variables apart from the above mentioned method in thunderstone?
Thanks,
Jitish