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> From: Mark Baker [mailto:distobj@a...] <snip/> > Of course. But I'm saying that the *message* that gets sent to the > server doesn't include anything that indicates that it is trying to > purchase a CD. The only intent in the message is POST. How do you > explain that? Anyone who has ever written a CGI script understand the notion of an application that can understand the intent of form parameters in the body of an HTTP POST message. There is a protocol, there, whether or not it has been standardized, and regardless of the fact that the HTTP server only understands one intent -- the POST action. How do you explain that a transaction some how magically occurs even though the only intent of the message is a POST? Come on, now. This is such a ludicrous argument I see no point in continuing it.
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