Laura, So you are requesting that the cookies retrieved from the Server by the WebPagePortlet will be passed, along with the Server's domain information [ javax.servlet.http.Cookie.setDomain() ], to the browser?
You may be opening up a security hole on the user's browser. As to the session, will your server, not Jetspeed, allow the client of a session to change? You should be able to write a JSP that retrieve a page from a server and passes the content, including cookies, to your browser. Then verify the server will accept the cookies. Paul Spencer Laura lega wrote: > Hello. > > We are trying to understand if using jetspeed could be useful to us. > We need to use WebPagePortlet to load data from a server after > authenticating against it. Obviously we need to maintain a session between > browser and server. > By "managing cookies" I mean the possibility for the browser to get cookies > from the server through WebPagePortlet and to send them back to the server > in subsequent requests. Not only to maintain a session. > > Are you going to develop something like that? > Are you going to include cookies information into RunData object? > > We have seen you have "put RunData into WebPagePortlet". Does that RunData > contain Request object from browser? > > Thanks and sorry for just making questions ;-) > > Laura > > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
