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How to pass POST parameters on launch of a URL
We have a requirement to pass POST parameters in to a URL. Client application wants the parameters to be passed in the body and not as part of the URL.
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We have a requirement to pass POST parameters in to a URL. Client application wants the parameters to be passed in the body and not as part of the URL.
Launch of a URL in a browser window can only be a GET.
Some SSO protocols do a 'trick' for this by having a GET load a HTML form that looks something like this:
<form ... method="POST">
<input type="hidden" ... >
<input type="hidden" ... >
</form>
... and also includes some Javascript to auto-submit the form. It's a bit flickery as it is 2x server trips, and is dependent on the browser having Javascript turned on.
Perhaps you could do something similar? See SAML 1.1 - Browser/POST Profile on Wikipedia for more information on this technique and how it is used in SAML.
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