Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.5 Mode D'Emploi
Cisco Desktop Administrator User Guide 7.1
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November 2006
The portion of the string before the question mark is the host and the path.
After that, all the request data is listed, separated by ampersands ( & ).
After that, all the request data is listed, separated by ampersands ( & ).
To create the HTTP request:
1. Complete the HTTP Actions Setup dialog box with the information you
gathered from the manual Google search (see
The values are all user-defined. The value name is on the left side of the equal
sign, and the value is on the right side of the equal sign.
sign, and the value is on the right side of the equal sign.
Note that Google inserted a plus sign (+) between the words Cisco and
Systems in the request string. You do not need to include that character in
the HTTP Request Data dialog box. Desktop Administrator will add an
acceptable string to indicate the space between the words.
Systems in the request string. You do not need to include that character in
the HTTP Request Data dialog box. Desktop Administrator will add an
acceptable string to indicate the space between the words.
2. After you have entered the request data, click Preview to view the resulting
request string.
It should be identical to the string displayed in the Google search results
address bar. If you used a plus sign between the words Cisco and Systems,
you will see “%2B” instead of the plus sign; if you used a space, you will see
“%20”. These strings indicate a space and are an acceptable substitute for
the plus sign.
address bar. If you used a plus sign between the words Cisco and Systems,
you will see “%2B” instead of the plus sign; if you used a space, you will see
“%20”. These strings indicate a space and are an acceptable substitute for
the plus sign.
3. Click Test to test your HTTP request.
The request should open your browser, navigate to the Google Search page,
and run a search for Cisco Systems.
and run a search for Cisco Systems.
Name
Value
Host
www.google.com
Path
search
Browser Tab
HTTP Web Browser Tab 1
Request Data
ie=UTF-8
oe=UTF-8
sourceid=gd
q=Cisco+Systems
wxob=0