manipulate POST- / GET-variables sent to server

Hey!

Is there a way to manipulate POST- / GET-variables sent from the
web-browser to the http-server before they're getting passed to the
interpreter (php, python, whatever)?

My final goal is to "search and replace" values for specified tuples of
url, name and value of form elements - web-application independent.

It would be glad if you could point me to some sources where I can get
information about how to start or if you could give some hints to
realize something like this.

Thanks a lot!

mirko



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Re: manipulate POST- / GET-variables sent to server

Hello Mirko,

Do you want to do this to very url or some specific ones. There are few
methods to do this like writing apache modules in C or PERL.

If you look at Writing Apache modules with Perl and C / Lincoln Stein and
Doug MacEachern book, this give you very good idea as what you described.

- Sachin Jain

> Hey!
>
> Is there a way to manipulate POST- / GET-variables sent from the
> web-browser to the http-server before they're getting passed to the
> interpreter (php, python, whatever)?
>
> My final goal is to "search and replace" values for specified tuples of
> url, name and value of form elements - web-application independent.
>
> It would be glad if you could point me to some sources where I can get
> information about how to start or if you could give some hints to
> realize something like this.
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> mirko
>
>
>
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- Jain, Sachinkumar



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Re: manipulate POST- / GET-variables sent to server

Hey Sachin,

thanks for your reply! My idea was to do that for specific combinations
of urls and form-elements - e.g. specified in a configuration file.
I'll take a look at documents you suggested - thanks a lot!

mirko


On Thu, 2010-01-28 at 14:54 -0500, Jain Sachinkumar wrote:
> Hello Mirko,
>
> Do you want to do this to very url or some specific ones. There are few
> methods to do this like writing apache modules in C or PERL.
>
> If you look at Writing Apache modules with Perl and C / Lincoln Stein and
> Doug MacEachern book, this give you very good idea as what you described.
>
> - Sachin Jain
>
> > Hey!
> >
> > Is there a way to manipulate POST- / GET-variables sent from the
> > web-browser to the http-server before they're getting passed to the
> > interpreter (php, python, whatever)?
> >
> > My final goal is to "search and replace" values for specified tuples of
> > url, name and value of form elements - web-application independent.
> >
> > It would be glad if you could point me to some sources where I can get
> > information about how to start or if you could give some hints to
> > realize something like this.
> >
> > Thanks a lot!
> >
> > mirko
> >
> >
> >
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> - Jain, Sachinkumar
>
>
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