Re: Which CGI variables are accessible from PL/SQL

If you have set up basis authentication in your webserver then the basic authentication name is also accessible.

Joep Hendrix

Peter Brenner wrote in message <7hqbg7$8kn$1_at_nw001t.infi.net>...
>The following CGI environment variables are accessible from the
>OWA_UTIL.get_cgi_env function
>
>SERVER_SOFTWARE
>SERVER_NAME
>GATEWAY_INTERFACE
>REMOTE_HOST
>REMOTE_ADDR
>AUTH_TYPE
>REMOTE_USER
>REMOTE_IDENT
>HTTP_ACCEPT
>HTTP_USER_AGENT
>SERVER_PROTOCOL
>SERVER_PORT
>SCRIPT_NAME
>PATH_INFO
>PATH_TRANSLATED
>HTTP_REFERER
>HTTP_COOKIE
>
>You can obtain a listing of the CGI variables you have access to by using
>the owa_util.print_cgi_env
>
>HTH
>peter
>
>Lars Johansson wrote in message
><7hota4$ggq$1_at_davis.upp.promotor.telia.se>...
>>Hi
>>I have a question about which CGI-environment variables that are
accessible
>>from the PL/SQL-cartridge?
>>Is it only those in CGI 1.1 or are there more?
>>
>>In JWeb-cartridge it possible
>>
>>Environment
>>Oracle db 8.0.5
>>OAS 4.0.7.1
>>Sun OS 2.6
>>
>>
>>TIA
>>Lars Johansson
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
Received on Tue May 18 1999 - 14:00:08 CEST