>Now, if you call the page, the domaincookie does not get set.
This works fine as far a i know for a single site on IIS.
Now.. you are enabling Session State and Client State in your code.. Are you using
J2EE sessions? or is it enabled?
If you are using both session and client states, you might want to enable J2EE
sessions. Once you have done that, Use IE and change default "Cookie settings to
Prompt".. you should be able to see whats goin on then.
Joe Eugene
-------Original Message-------
From: Stefan Salzbrunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 02/17/03 08:58 AM
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: CFMX Bug with setdomaincookie?
>
> OK, we think this is a bug, but we would ike to verify:
On coldfusionmx on iis, with multiple websites. Put the following code
in a directory in the application.cfm
<cfapplication name="test"
sessionmanagement="yes"
setdomaincookies="yes"
sessiontimeout="#CreateTimeSpan(0,0,30,0)#"
clientmanagement="YES">
Now, if you call the page, the domaincookie does not get set. In fact,
the server tries to set a cookie for another domain in another IIS
website? Very strange. Any insight appreciated...
Thanks,
Stefan
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