Wes Rabeni

Thank you for the reply. I didn't know the object got a new UUID every time it is rezzed. Thanks for that tidbit. And yes by objectkey I do mean UUID, in the headers of an http request it references the UUID by calling it an objectkey. X-SecondLife-Object-Key. All good information, thanks.

Thank you for the reply. Yeah, I was afraid that was the case. The immediacy isn't an issue. Your reply has given me more food for thought.

I've been reading about the Automatic Notification Services offered using a URL to record transactions either from the marketplace or from in world vendors. I'm wondering (and not seeing the answer) if it is possible to get the objectkey of the item that was just sold. The product that I'm developing will require frequent http requests and I'm working out the method that I will use to authenticate authorized requests. Basically, if I didn't make it...it's not allowed to chat with the server.