Hey,

I'm planning on setting up a regular static website with a small login form
on the page that would then POST to a WT web server for user login, etc. and
then let the user go from there.

Right now, if I set the form to PUT, I can see my arguments just fine, but
if I POST I see no arguments

Here's the URL created by PUT:
http://127.0.0.1:8080/wtapp?loginname=test&loginpassword=password&inputsubmi
t1=Sign+In


Form snippet:
<FORM id=form1 action=http://127.0.0.1:8080/wtapp method=PUT>
<FIELDSET><LEGEND>Sign-In</LEGEND><LABEL for= loginname >Client ID:</LABEL> 
&nbsp;<INPUT id= loginname name= loginname > <LABEL 
for= loginpassword >Password:</LABEL> <INPUT id= loginpassword type=password

name= loginpassword > <INPUT id=inputsubmit1 type=submit value="Sign In"
name=inputsubmit1> 
</FIELDSET> </FORM>

Code:
        try {
                std::string pas = " loginname";
                env.getCgiValue(pas)    ;
                WEnvironment::ArgumentValues av;
                av = env.getArgument(pas);
                strLoginName = (CLString)av[0];

                pas = " loginpassword";
                av = env.getArgument(pas);
                strLoginPass = (CLString)av[0];
        }
        catch (...) {
                // No login info
        }


WEnvironment::arguments() and therefore getArgument() states:
"Arguments passed to the application, either in the URL for a http GET, or
in both the URL and data submitted in a http POST."

Am I using it/expecting wrong?  Is this a general bug?  Or just a bug in the
Windows httpd?  I'm not using the latest version just yet, but I'll upgrade
in a week or so.  I'll be deploying on Linux boxes, but I normally develop
under Windows (cause I'm too lazy to setup a dev environment under Linux!
:-) )

While I don't need this working for remote login (it's nice to have, though)
I think I might need it for capturing PayPal payment results.  Has anyone
out there integrated PayPal into a WT app? 

Thanks!


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