AcuToWeb Help - Connection URL Syntax Explained - Verification

I am trying to pass an argument to my AcuToWeb probram using the following link:

127.0.0.1:3000/

I am sending out hundreds of emails and I have an UNSUBSCRIBE program that I want to launch if the email recipient so desires.

The program launches OK with the right alias, but the specified CHAINING argument has spaces in it.

I have it running with debug and can see nothing in the field

Also, I tried ACCEPT WS-COMMAND-LINE FROM COMMAND-LINE. and nothing shows up in that either.

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I am trying to pass an argument to my AcuToWeb probram using the following link:

127.0.0.1:3000/

I am sending out hundreds of emails and I have an UNSUBSCRIBE program that I want to launch if the email recipient so desires.

The program launches OK with the right alias, but the specified CHAINING argument has spaces in it.

I have it running with debug and can see nothing in the field

Also, I tried ACCEPT WS-COMMAND-LINE FROM COMMAND-LINE. and nothing shows up in that either.

I have just tested using '&aliasArgs=%20test' in 10.4.1 and it's working correctly. The value is passed to the program.

Thank you

I have just tested using '&aliasArgs=%20test' in 10.4.1 and it's working correctly. The value is passed to the program.

Thank you

10.4.1.875

I have just tested using '&aliasArgs=%20test' in 10.4.1 and it's working correctly. The value is passed to the program.

Thank you

I did get it executing and getting the parameter.

not sure what I did as I have been trying all sorts of combinations of things.

It may have been something in the alias command line that I changed:

I had: -celxdyy D:\\s5\\test\\etc\\cblcfUnscribe tracelog.txt SM.LIB webunsubscribe.obj

Changed to: -celxdy D:\\s5\\test\\etc\\cblcfUnscribe tracelog.txt SM.LIB webunsubscribe.obj

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