December 17, 201015 yr WebAssistant appears to have the features I need to ... Login to my local public library site, using my account ID and password. Retrieve a list of the items checked out to my account. Retrieve a list of the items I've requested. When I login using my browser, the site sets several cookies. I assume I must collect these cookies (using WAGetResponseHeader) and pass them back with each request (using WASetRequestHeader). The WebAssistant User Guide has a one-line example of WASetRequestHeader and no example of using WAGetResponseHeader. Does anyone have an example using WebAssistant to access account-specific Web content? -- Ward
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