Hello Macel,
from what I see in the code, these data are not taken into account by
HTTP. After having a look at the HTTP and URI specifications, it appears
that HTTP relies on the definition of the host term ([1] and [2]) as
specified in the URI spec ([3]) which does not take into account the
Hi Marcel,
do you tried to observer the TCP/IP traffic directly?
Are the credentials available there?
best regards
Stephan
Macel Ruff schrieb:
Hi,
I want to transfer user and password credentials:
var loginName = jack;
var password = 1122;
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
Hi,
thanks for taking care.
As
xMLHttpRequest.open(GET, link, async, loginName, password);
explicitely supports it, I had assumed it is the standard Ajax way to
transfer the credentials.
But as it is send in clear text in the URL (and deprecated according to
you links)
I now prefer to send
Hi,
I want to transfer user and password credentials:
var loginName = jack;
var password = 1122;
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
xhr.open(GET, link, async, loginName, password);
In firebug I can see the URL send:
jack:1...@localhost
but I have found no way to access it in my restlet servlet
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