Can power builder do both get and post?

Change it url variables and see if it works better.

Or maybe have powerbuilder write an actually html form page and submit it
using JS?

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Matt Osbun [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 3:51 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Powerbuilder 10 and CF7.01
> 
> We are currently upgrading a Powerbuilder application from (I believe)
> 6 to Powerbuilder 10.  Part of the application involves a set of data
> that is posted to a Coldfusion application.  This pairing has been
> working for years, up until the migration to Powerbuilder 10.
> 
> The CF app params a set of form variables without default values-
> therefore those values must be a part of the Powerbuilder post to CF.
> Initially, the CF app was throwing the following error:  "The required
> parameter FORM.[varName] was not provided.This page uses the CFPARAM
> tag to declare the parameter FORM.[varName] as required for this
> template. The parameter is not available."
> 
> In order to verify the data that was posted, I added default values to
> the params, and had the app email me a dump of the form scope.  The
> app has no output, so email was the way to go.
> When I got the email, the form scope had all the correct data in all
> the correct variables, however, the application was acting as if all
> of the form variables had the default value (empty strings).  To make
> matters more interesting, when I copy the data from the email of the
> form dump, and paste into a form that posts to the CF app, I get the
> expected results.
> 
> I'm thinking that this is an issue with the way Powerbuilder 10 is
> posting to Coldfusion, but I've never heard of anything like this, and
> I couldn't find anything on Google to help out.  Any thoughts?
> 
> 

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