Problem with servlet!!!

[webplanet.lu]

I have a form where the variables have to be sent to a servlet (/servlets/m3p.slet.auth.PostSubmit). I already tried to POST the variables by using the GetURL and also the loadVariables. But when I try it out, I only get a blank page. It actually sends something. But if it would work, I should receive a message on my mobile phone.

So what's wrong? What do I have to do?

Thankx in advance!

[tupps]

The first thing to check is make sure that the servlet runs correctly when sending it information from a web browser. Once you have this done you can then replicate those settings when loading the movie in flash.

Thanks

Luke

[webplanet.lu]

I tried this already. But it doesn't help. Any other suggestions?

[tupps]

Does that mean that it is working when you use a web browser?

Also what XML information is being returned to the end user?

Thanks

Luke

[webplanet.lu]

Okay look. I tested it on my local machine but also on the net but it doesn't work. I notice that the browser is actually sending some data but anyway.

The user enters a phonenumber and a message and then this should be sent to the servlet. I tried it by entering my own phonenumber but I don't receive a message on my phone.

But should it work using the loadVariables action? Or do I have to use an action of XML?

Thanks for helping me

[tupps]

Unless you are sending or receiving data using XML there is no need to use the XML objects.

The LoadVariables and normal commands to interact with a web page will work fine.

Thanks

Luke

[webplanet.lu]

Perhaps the problem is that I have to send a username and password, too?

But I really don't know what to do.

Do you think the loadvariables is okay? Because I read that a servlet sometimes does not understand the POST action. Should I try GET?

[tupps]

Servlets can be coded to either except get or post information or both. Depends on how you have coded it. I know when I code servlets I always except only one form of communication (get or post) and ignore the other because they should be entering the data on forms that I specify. It might be worth checking the methods that get run to see if they are entering the data correctly.

Thanks

Luke

[webplanet.lu]

Okay. I checked at the firm that runs the servlet. They told me that it has a PSI (post submission interface) and it should work using the POST action. The used protocol should be HTTP 1.1. So what's wrong?