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>>but my cookies are always truncated at the
>>first space.
>try URLEncoder.encode( cookie_value ) ... ?
Nope. JServ has a bug <gasp> in it's cookie handling code. A patch was
sent to this group 4-6 weeks ago but nothing came of it. I just cheked the
list archived and can't unfortunately can't see it. The problem has to do
with the StringTokenizer that JServ uses to parse cookies. It uses ", " as
the pattern which means use comma or space to separate cookies. Maybe billo
would post the patch again.
Good luck,
Dan
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From: Michael Winton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 11:32 AM
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Hello,
I am using Apache 1.3.12 with JServ 1.1 (no particularly special
configuration) on an NT development server and have found that from my
servlets I am unable to retrieve the full value of a Cookie with a space
in the value. I have tried setting the Cookie version level so that
this should be supported, but my cookies are always truncated at the
first space.
If I use Tomcat with the same servlet code, the cookies are read in
their entirety. Unfortunately, for other reasons, I may not be able to
migrate our production environment to Tomcat in the near future. Also,
I'm not at liberty to redefine the format of the cookie, as there is a
significant amount of non-Java code that is also using it...
Any ideas or experience with this problem? Is this an NT only issue (if
so, we may need to move our development environment to a unix
machine)...
(Please copy my personal email on your responses, too.)
Thanks,
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Michael Winton
eMarketing Development Team
Oracle Corporation
(650) 506-4337
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