Hello.

The frist cookie is from the server to mantein the session.
You don�t see the frist cookie because it "Expires:End of Session". When you
exit the browser it disapears.
Maybe you see the cookie in your computer when you exit Netscape ???

I�igo
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----- Original Message -----
From: Elena Palanca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 13, 1999 1:18 PM
Subject: Cookies Problems


> Hi,
> is two days that I fight with this problem I hope someone could help me!
>
> I'm using JSP1.0 with Startserver.
> In my servlet I have the following command:
>  res.setHeader("set-Cookie", "USER=PIPPO; expires=08/14/1999;
> path=/servlet; domain=host;");
>
> getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/jsp/Page.jsp").forward(req,
> res);
>
> Then my jsp page is invoked.
>
> With IE5.0 I return the following:
> 2 cookies, the first with this info:
>                 Name:SESSIONID
>                 Domain:host(right)
>                 Path:/
>                 Expires:End of Session
>                 DATA:To1010mC17531680005206052At (SessionId???)
>
> if I don't accept this, I receive another one with correct information:
>                 Name:USER
>                 Domain:host(right)
>                 Path:/servlet
>                 Expires:Thu, Sep 14 30828 02:48:05
>                 DATA:PIPPO
> I would like to know why I have this behaviour, I'm doing something
> wrong?
>
> If I follow this procedure in my computer I find only the second one.
> If I use Netscape 4.06 I receive a messagge that says the following:
> The server "host" wishes to set a cookie that will be sent to any server
> in the domain "host".
> The name and the value of the cookie are: USER=PIPPO
> This cookie will persist until Sat Aug 14 00000 1999
> If I accept, then I can't find this cookie in my computer.Where did it
> go?
>
> Another question is, it's correct my procedure or using servlet-Jsp
> should be the JSP page to set the cookies?
>
> Thanks
> Elena
>


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