I have to pass form data from my site to another organizations site
using POST method...  how exactly do I do that?  Im familiar with how
to do it within a single site/domain, and cant use querystring... I
dont know where to begin.

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tamaker wrote:
> I have to pass form data from my site to another organizations site
> using POST method...  how exactly do I do that?  Im familiar with how
> to do it within a single site/domain, and cant use querystring... I
> dont know where to begin.

Begin here:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2173
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The only solution here is going to be XML based?  I've been given
specific variable names to 'post' to their site... is that still (xml)
the only way here?

Thanks for the reply/feedback.



Bob Barrows [MVP] wrote:
> tamaker wrote: 
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> Begin here:
> http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2173
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the xml parser then most likely which can do a form post for the most part
and send along variables


"tamaker" <tamaker@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> The only solution here is going to be XML based?  I've been given
> specific variable names to 'post' to their site... is that still (xml)
> the only way here?
>
> Thanks for the reply/feedback.
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> Bob Barrows [MVP] wrote: 
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"tamaker" <tamaker@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> The only solution here is going to be XML based?  I've been given
> specific variable names to 'post' to their site... is that still (xml)
> the only way here?
>
> Thanks for the reply/feedback.
>

The article shows you how to use the ServerXMLHTTP component to a emulate a
Form POST.  The use of the ServerXMLHTTP component is a conveniant way to
access the WinHTTP stack, XML itself need not be involved.

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