Hi,
I am developing the server program for login process,
I set the cookie with "domain" and "path", but the keyword
is not the format that the client expected.
Cookie were set by this way :
Cookie cookie = new Cookie("ticket", value);
cookie.setMaxAge(age);
cookie.setDomain("test.hostname.xxx");
cookie.setPath("/");
I hope it will be as the following format in the head of response:
Set-Cookie: ticket=53vt5whj61.ajp12tis21;domain=test.hostname.xxx;expires=Sat,
12-Apr-2070 13:56:49 GMT;path=/
but all of the keywords are in capital,
Set-Cookie: ticket=53vt5whj61.ajp12tis21;Domain=test.hostname.xxx;Expires=Sat,
12-Apr-2070 13:56:49 GMT;Path=/
The client program received this by the response and set "Domain" as another cookie in
the next request,
But tomcat doesnt't accept it, an exception occured:
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java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cookie name Domain is a reserved token
For some reason the client cannot be changed, does any one know how to solve this
problem?
I refered the documents about HTTP Cookie, the keyword is "domain" , not "Domain".
Why it was written as "Domain" by Tomcat?
Any help will be appreciate.
Regards,
Huimin Wang
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