Posted by "Richard Lynch" on 07/11/63 11:19

On Wed, June 22, 2005 8:45 am, symbulos said:
> we have a peculiar problem here.
>
> Our customer log in in our customer relationship management application
> using a unique if, unique password. We use php with mysql.
>
> We have a partnership with a company which has a crm application developed
> in asp, sqlserver. The same customer log in in their crm using a different
> pair of unique login, unique password.
>
> We would like to allow the customer to log in our crm (php, mysql), then
> pass the parameter on automatically so that they can see also this part of
> the crm of the partner (asp, sqlserver) which is of common interest,
> without having to log in again.
>
> Do you have a solution for this problem?

Can you get the usename/password from the other application?

Without that, you have no hope.

With it, you can then use http://php.net/curl to simulate the user logging
in to the other site.

You simply have to convince the other site that your PHP script actually
*IS* the user logging in, which is seldom very tricky, and is always
*POSSIBLE* with enough effort.

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