I'm not sure how to do it with net.data. I wrote my own ILE interface for handling cookies. You can write a cookie to the browser with the "SET-COOKIE" HTTP Header. When a browser sends a request to the HTTP server it automatically sends the cookie, which is stored in an environment variable named "HTTP_COOKIE". I wrote my own RPG procedure for parsing the (name=value) pairs which are stored in HTTP_COOKIE, but I suspect net.data has something that does it automatically. I'd suggest referring to the net.data reference. Otherwise, you'll need to figure out some way to retrieve and parse the HTTP_COOKIE environment variable.

Nathan.



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