Thanks a lot for your reply, it helps me a lot. So the problem was not about my java code, it was just about the url i try to hit : http://localhost:8080/restlet/test (that doesn't work ! )
but if you try with http://127.0.0.1:8080/restlet/test (you can get the cookie) or with a default domain name define in you WINDOWS/system32/drivers/etc/host ( test.domain.com) http://test.domain.com:8080/restlet/test You can get the cookie in your browser. And the second time when i hit my application, i can get the cookie in my filter ! I said another mistake, i thought i will get all my cookies of my browser. But NOT, it is a security issue, so it was normal, i didn't get the others cookies. Now when i get my cookie, i just have in the object the name & the value, not the domain and the path (but i think that is a default behavior). Tell me if it is not true. Thanks a lot. Bye regis. 2007/8/20, Mitch Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Regis, > > We've used the cookie feature in both Jetty and Tomcat (version 5.5.23). While > testing, we found that if the cookie information was not set correctly, then > the cookies would not be sent back to the server because of browser security > implementations. Here are some things which prevented us from getting > cookies...and we subsequently had to set them when we created the cookie: > > 1. The cookie Path attribute wasn't set correctly, or wasn't set at all. > If this is not set, then the cookie will not be returned on subsequent > requests because the paths do not match. When we created client-side cookies > with javascript, we noticed that no Path attribute was set. Once we did that > it worked. You can set it to a specific relative path within your URL > structure..or you can set it to "/" for all URLs going to your restlet code. > > 2. The cookie Domain attribute wasn't set correctly, or wasn't set at all. > This might not be the problem you are encountering, but if you try to access > data across subdomains from your browser it won't pass the cookies around > unless the domain is set to ".mydomain.com" where mydomain.com is your > base domain. Notice the dot "." in front of the domain name. > > Also...have you tried to debug your restlet app and inspect the Request > object coming in? You can drill down into the actual headers that are coming > from your client to see if the Cookie header is even set with the > appropriate values.. > > Mitch > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Regis Leray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > *Sent:* Sunday, August 19, 2007 3:34 PM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* Re: get and send Cookie not working.... > > I did what you said i download the extensions for firefox, so it seems the > restlet filter send back a cookie to my browser. I m not at my office desk > so i cannot show you the message, but i will on monday, but the cookie it is > send. > > Could you tell me if some issue exist with firefox or IE ?? > > I said a mistake, i can't get any cookie from the request ( > request.getCookies()) but the function doesn't return a null list but a > empty list, even i have some cookies which exists.... > > I will post the reponse on monday the reponse i get with http header > extension... > Somebody test the cookie feature in a tomcat container ??? (developper , > user ) > > Thanks for the reply. > Regis > > > 2007/8/17, Alex Milowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > On 8/17/07, Regis Leray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > private Cookie hasCookie(Request request) { > > > > > > List<Cookie> cookies = request.getCookies (); //always NULL > > > > The getCookies() call should not return a null value. > > > > <snip/> > > > > > > > > About my environment all of this it is run in a tomcat container, and > > i use > > > the restlet version 1.0.4. > > > > There could be an environment issue. Have you tried running your > > application > > outside of Tomcat using the Simple or Jetty connectors? > > > > Have you checked the return headers using the LiveHttpHeaders [1] or > > my Poster [2] > > extension for Firefox to see if the Set-Cookie header is there? > > > > [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3829 > > [2] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2691 > > > > --Alex Milowski > > > > > > -- > Regis LERAY > 1214, rue Bishop > Canada, Montreal (Qc) H3G 2E3 > Cel: (514) 699 1000 > -- Regis LERAY 1214, rue Bishop Canada, Montreal (Qc) H3G 2E3 Cel: (514) 699 1000
