I've been working on this project
for a bit over a week, and I finally, finally got it working. For
the entire week I was fighting what appeared to be a loosing battle with a
Microsoft IIS server when all of a sudden it started working.
I had been working on the project today and appeared to be regressing at an
alarming rate as I was tweaking code that by all rights should work
when I made a final tweak (isolating the code that builds the client
headers for the GET
and POST
commands into a single common
routine) so that I could be sure of what headers I was sending for which
methods (I need both for this site)) and Lo! It worked!
Looking over the code I see that the only change from the headers I was
sending before have the Cookie:
header being sent back as the
second header instead of the third.
This, on top of the other bugs I
have to code around. Grrrrrrrrrrr …
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