On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 16:37, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> Max Ischenko wrote:
> > The problem never occurs when using built-in http server but occurs
> > whenever IIS is used through webkit.cgi (I haven't tested with
> > Apache).
>
> I'll take a guess. I think IIS is probably doing an "internal redirect" in
> which case the browser never sees the original reply and therefore never
> gets the cookies. The built-in http server doesn't do internal redirects
> but always sends them back to the browser.
>
> Are you using a relative URL to do the redirect? If so, try using a full
> absolute URL instead:
>
> self.response().sendRedirect('http://foo.com/webkit.cgi/MyServlet')
>
> and this might force IIS to send the redirect all the way back to the
> browser, along with the session ID.
You can probably also fix an internal redirect by setting the status
code, like:
self.response().setHeader('Status', '307 Temporary Redirect')
Ian
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