Just a question: doesn't your FQDN property need some field on the Form to work like that? The CGI Variables are filled in agent context documents (caling an agent), but not when you are using them to serve docs in WQO Agents. That was at least my finding, when I tried to use a websesison class in such agents (template system): I had to add fields with the CGI Names to the webform (which otherwise had only one field visible to return the generated html).
Just a question: doesn't your FQDN property need some field on the Form to work like that? The CGI Variables are filled in agent context documents (caling an agent), but not when you are using them to serve docs in WQO Agents. That was at least my finding, when I tried to use a websesison class in such agents (template system): I had to add fields with the CGI Names to the webform (which otherwise had only one field visible to return the generated html).