Tip: if you are using sessions for your REST calls, and you need to read that
session ID from your JavaScript client application, be aware that the path in
the cookie will be /cgi-bin/WebObjects/something.woa/..., so if you try to
check if the cookie is available in your JavaScript app, it won't work since
the path of your JS app is probably not in /cgi-bin/WebObjects.
So don't forget to change the path of the cookie, with a call like this in your
Session class:
public void _appendCookieToResponse(WOResponse aResponse) {
super._appendCookieToResponse(aResponse);
if (storesIDsInCookies()) {
for (WOCookie cookie: aResponse.cookies()) {
if ("wosid".equals(cookie.name())) {
cookie.setPath("/");
}
}
}
}
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