On 02/02/2013 01:29 AM, waldo kitty wrote:
>
> does it still do this if you swap the order around and move the first two
> working ones down the list???
>
Alas, I can't do this.

The http server is an embedded system (a controller for a central 
heating), The first access is a login to the Network interface box, the 
second access selects one of the controller boxes that are connected to 
the  Network interface box via CAN bus. So _this_ screen can only be 
accessed after the two others.

I am not sure if it would be possible to do the "third" access on its 
own by doing the first two in another application. In fact, with the 
login, a Cookie is generated that might be essential with the following 
communication. And the log files I generated (see the mail I'm doing to 
post in some minutes) show, that Synapse in fact seems to provide the 
cookie ID in these requests (I don't understand this http communication 
feature, yet) .

In fact, I found something odd, that might be the cause of the problems 
(see the other mail for details): the "Page" the controller sends, 
includes a binary zero byte in the middle of the HTML code. I don't 
think that you legally need to be aware of such, but in fact any browser 
I tested (on PC) gracefully ignores it and Synapse on PC (Windows and 
Linux) just forwards that page to the user program with the binary Zero 
byte unchanged) .

Thanks for your response,
-Michael

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