Mirko Buholzer wrote:
>
> If this is a performance issue we should search another solution like using
> GET instead of POST (but this ends with very long url's).
>
No, this is not a GET request.
Apart from the long URL issues, there are a lot of reasons for not using GET:
- GET requests are cached by proxies
- GET request arguments appear in the HTTP logs in plaintext (we're dealing
with login/password here !)
- the semantic of the GET requests is they should *never* change the state
of a server, this is not true for a login screen or for most form handling
screens for this matter.
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