Dynamic argument embedding: Preserving state on the World Wide Web

Arun Iyengar

doi:10.1109/4236.601098

IEEE Internet Computing

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01 Mar 1997

Dynamic argument embedding: Preserving state on the World Wide Web

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The stateless nature of HTTP continues to be a problem for applications on the Web. This article shows how to recursively preserve state during HTTP sessions using a simple CGI program.

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