I'm using HttpClient 2.0-final to do a form-based login to a Netscape-Enterprise 6.0 server (according to the HTTP headers). It uses cookies to maintain the session.
When I run HttpClient in RFC2109 cookie mode, it works fine. However, when I switch it to either compatibility or NETSCAPE_DRAFT mode, the server seems to ignore the cookies that HttpClient sends it. (The server acts like the client isn't logged in). I used Mozilla's LiveHTTPHeaders plugin to see what Mozilla sends when I log in using Mozilla , and the Cookie: header line is as follows: Cookie: NSC_vuejsfdu_443=c0a8061300bb; FC=AQEBBwID6QIQRUYzQjVGQjIxxEYzNEY0OQMJY2wxMCAgICAgBAoxMDg0OTQ5Mzk0BQ02Ni4yN S4xMzUuMTg0BgQwU1RBCgFZCxhDaHJpc3RvcGhlciBNIExhbXByZWNodCAIgK91mi9dn0bezpWdS OT6xTLQtpKhlyRPYs+k2+fO0fTNBQmoYD3bgefyNTlxIxRxk9p86yrOPn27LNkhUeliJlg/X+oa5 /KZ0HAWOMUIK9OvJ6yFab7WZBR1Tll6TM85yriPLSBMpNSDsV03jEkHw/h7MqRztV9EVjsU92zJG cj/; TS=20040519011947; SC=AQEBBwID6QIQRUYzQjVGQjIxxEYzNEY0OQYkMUU0RUE1NzA2QzQ2M0E2NkY2MUY3RDg4MDA5M jk5MUU5MzVBBAoxMDg0OTQ5Mzk0BQ02Ni4yNS4xMzUuMTg0CgFZCIC9uBG2A5H+exOVvOEm72d9X 4oikfjht7oIFztnGUU8xmXwnFCa7XQvy/cazgK1LTePofwUKhKD//izihmmqv6RlNpdbowSa0h8D XZtqNFKtbUj8PP5Jk9y7ZKiiRKWXYx20tlQUlo5Iig0Ts9qizm6q8PamYursfYK9lielyXPYQ==; PDLK=NONE; DOC=/registrar/reg/Pregistration.WBX (That should all be on a single line). The only difference I can see in HttpClient's wire log is that it puts one cookie per line, and it doesn't end each cookie with a semicolon: >> "GET /registrar/reg/Pregistration.WBX HTTP/1.1[\r][\n]" >> "Accept: image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, */*[\r][\n]" >> "Accept-Language: en-us[\r][\n]" >> "Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate[\r][\n]" >> "User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; .NET CLR 1.0.3705)[\r][\n]" >> "Host: xxxxx.yyyyy.edu[\r][\n]" >> "Cookie: DOC=/index.html[\r][\n]" >> "Cookie: PDLK=NONE[\r][\n]" >> "Cookie: SC=AQEBBwID6QIQRUYzQjVGQjIxNEYzNEY0OQYkOEM2RTI3RUM3MjQ4RDk4NTE5MDg5N0Y5QzhBQ UVBODRCNjBDBAoxMDg0OTUwNTIzBQ02Ni4yNS4xMzUuMTg0CgFZCICgWfx0cCCdeTwbxBYeff42i fXV/WWc26YqHzXnfl4CDNQazbhF3obVB6ve7SXMawMqHHfsPgcIpEbr5K5UjEcQyHO365s2OWnez 4ZiKiTtCS/dmHp+s8i5EIU/BiBJfUMmRxZ31Ll38js0OpUo5P518rZoN8g9waJCjfY2nm/kNg==[ \r][\n]" >> "Cookie: TS=20040519013842[\r][\n]" >> "Cookie: FC=AQEBBwID6QIQRUYzQjVGQjIxNEYzNEY0OQMJY2wxMCAgICAgBAoxMDg0OTUwNTIzBQ02Ni4yN S4xMzUuMTg0BgQwU1RBCgFZCxhDaHJpc3RvcGhlciBNIExhbXByZWNodCAIgLex5Xy9IKo6MG5SN qeXcvQkqkm2SWeN50sDjvhWSAQPf1DKYpJaHaF2QF7NhQ8XyXVyDJmXzFz17wTPUUu6d/eqfoWmT +J1N9gqycS7SjT8mb+7FPMoCxbt6iMiux0Gx40Gkepxbu+w3MhK+6FM549oWVGqgTSrHqL8+xgbT 3x3[\r][\n]" >> "Cookie: NSC_vuejsfdu_443=c0a8061301bb[\r][\n]" (Note: I am intentionally setting the headers to appear like a normal browser; that's why it says MSIE for User-Agent) Any ideas why the server only recognizes RFC2109? This isn't necessarily a big problem for me, since RFC2109 works, but I'm trying to emulate a browser as _exactly_ as possible. Thanks for your help. Chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
