browsers make requests in parallel for *one* user! Meaning that all the cookies returned end up in the same cookie store, as they do here. A proxy servlet will make requests for different users (browsers) and therefore has to maintain a different state for each user. That state is typically associated with the session between the browser and servlet.
I maintain a HttpState-Object for each Session the Servlet sees.
It's either that, or different state objects for each session. But you can't just throw all cookies returned for all users into a single state and expect the HTTP client to figure out which cookie belongs to which user.
Sorry, it seems we missunderstood each other. I never wanted to put all in one HttpState-Object. My intention was to maintain one "CookieBox" per Session and that's what i do with the HttpState-Objects at the moment.
Everything works fine now. Thanks for your help.
Sven
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