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How to reuse session for CFHTTP?

Subject: How to reuse session for CFHTTP?
From: Dave Hersey <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2008 17:14:20 -0500
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Hi,

I'm making HTTP POST requests to a server that takes/returns XML and I've been using the approached that's demonstrated in the POST Example from the /Developer/Examples/Networking folder. Basically, this approach uses CFHTTPMessageCreateRequest, CFHTTPMessageSetBody, CFReadStreamCreateForHTTPRequest and so on.

It all works great, but on the server end, a new session ID is being set up every time I send a POST request. Is there a way to extract the session cookie and reuse it with this approach or do I need to change APIs? I can't find anything of relevance in the archives or docs, but maybe the session ID is being called something else.

Thanks,

Dave

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