If its webserver password protection then the CFHTTP tag can have the
password in it. If it's cookie based then do the following:
1. Call a page that sets the cookie.
2. read the cookie from the CFHTTP header info
3. call the next page while sending the cookie as a CFHTTPPARAM
4. repeat as needed
At 01:54 PM 7/31/01, you wrote:
>Is it possible to use CFHTTP to connect to a web site and establish an on
>going session?
>
>What I am trying to accomplish is to have the agent go into a password
>protected site, then query the search engine on that site and retrieve
>individual web pages from the links that are returned.
>
>If this is not possible does anybody know of any third party software that
>can accomplish this task?
>
>Steven Lewis
>ADNET Lead ColdFusion Developer
>Office: 703-845-3996
>Pager: 703-219-5759
>
>
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