Marcio Ghiraldelli wrote:
How do I unset a Cookie with a Struts Action?
Not sure, but I think you need to call addCookie() and pass in a cookie
with the right name and a null value.
L.
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Thanks Alexandre!!
Just couple of doubts... what do u mean by It doesn't encrypt the values
stored on the client. You have to do it yourself. ?? Does that mean that
the values will be visible in clear text?? How can i check how the data is
getting encrypted over the network?? Do i need to use some
According to my knowledge cookie.setSecure(true) doesn't encrypt
anything. If you call it then the cookie will be sent over only over
a secure connection. So if you have an unsecure connection the cookie
will not be used.
Tamas
On 12/14/05, Deepa Khetan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks
Yeah your right. I wasn't clear in my explanations. It would only
allow you to use it on a https connection so it is sent encrypted on
the network. It means your cookie will be unavailable when the user
connect through a normal Http connection (http). It will only be
available through a Http/SSL
Hi!!
I am not geting any help from net about this issue. So, postin this question
on this group.
I want to know exactly what difference does it make if i set
Cookie.setSecure(true)?? I am using SSL in my application. What are the
advantages or disadvantages of doing it from security point of view.
If you set this property to true, your cookie will be sent over an
HTTP/SSL (https) connection. What it means is that every value to be
stored in this cookie are encrypted before being sent on the network.
This way, any malicious third party who are *sniffing* the network
can't read the values to
If you setSecure(true), the cookie will ONLY be available through HTTPS.
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