Chris, Thanks for the rapid response...
Looking at the Cocoon log the "HEADER PARAMETERS" of the request display the cookie: > HEADER PARAMETERS: > > PARAM: 'cookie' VALUES: '[JSESSIONID=D29143D183239003153020F4A5F020A1; > testcookie=31]' > ^^ > ^^^^^^^^^^^ so it's getting there, but seems to be getting no further. I'm surprised if I'm the first person to find this, which is why I reckon I must be doing something brain-dead. Stuart. On Friday, December 7, 2001, at 11:05 am, Chris Newland wrote: > Hi Stuart, > > Are you sure that the client browser is adding the cookie to the http > request it is making to Cocoon? A cookie contains a path parameter that > tells the browser that the cookie should only be submitted when the > browser > is requesting URLs that match a certain path on the server. > > If you want the cookie to be submitted to every URL on a given server then > set the cookie path parameter to "/". > > You can check if the browser is submitting the cookie by using a HTTP > viewer > that acts as a proxy to your browser. For Windows I would recommend > HTTPInspector, but I'm sure there are equivalent tools for *NIX. The > cookies > will appear in the HTTP header. > > Best Regards, > > Chris > > -----Original Message----- > From: Stuart Roebuck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 07 December 2001 10:47 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [C2] [Bug?] Cookies missing from environment > > > I'm currently working on an action which needs to set and check cookies. > > Setting is fine, but checking/reading is not working. > > It gets the request from the environment and uses either getCookies or > getCookieMap to get the list of cookies. But neither work, despite the > fact that session handling is working fine - i.e. the session cookie is > being handled correctly by the system (I'm not using URL rewriting) - so > the browser is storing and returning the JSESSIONID cookie. > > I did some remote debugging, put a breakpoint on every call to the Cocoon > HttpRequest constructor and found that the HttpServletRequest object > passed to it never contains any cookies. > > Any ideas or pointers - am I doing something really brain-dead? > > Thanks, > > Stuart. Public Key - 1024D/88DD65AF 2001-11-23 Stuart Roebuck (Adolos) Key fingerprint = 89D9 E405 F8B1 9B22 0FA2 F2C1 9E57 5AB1 88DD 65AF ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stuart Roebuck [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lead Developer Java, XML, MacOS X, XP, etc. ADOLOS <http://www.adolos.com/> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
