in our web service we set a cookie through JavaScript wich we read again in Java (Servlet)
however we need to escape the value of the cookie because it may contain illegal ... |
I'm creating a client to visit a website and log in + do some tasks automatically, however they recently updated their cookies to (for whatever reason...) contain a comma inside their ... |
I see many solutions for storing multiple values in one cookie in .Net and php but I have not found any good solution for Java. I dont wanna encode/decode the pair-values ... |
How should you encode the actual value for a Java Cookie object? I cannot pass characters like '=' or any character outside US-ASCII.
/Br joynes
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I have problem with getting value from cookie that contains commas. It returns not full string but string cut off to first comma. For example:
// cookie value = var1,var2,var3
String cookieVal = ...
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I know there are other questions but they seem to have answers which are assumptions rather than being definitive.
My limited understanding is that cookie values are:
- semi-colons are already used to separate ...
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My problem is that I want to use Java to implement an application which sends an HTTP GET request to some website. However, the target website needs one cookie to be ... |
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When I'm reading the value of a cookie, the part after '@' is being ignored. So, if my cookie value was "abc@xyz", I'm just getting "abc" when I'm retrieving value by ... |
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Here is the code i used for two servlets First Servlet - Storing the Kookie values String Name = request.getParameter("Name"); Kookie n = new Cookie("UserKookieName", Name); n.setMaxAge(36000); response.addKookie(n); --------------------------------------- Second Servlet - displaying the Kookie values String Name = "Name"; Kookie[] n = request.getKookies(); for(int i=0; i |
For those of you having trouble with this. Make sure you put the cookie on the response - even if you're just changing the value. And make sure you have the path correct - if you want the cookie sent on any request to that domain set the path as /. And then make sure you set the maxLength is you ... |
Hi, my first form of the application is <%@page contentType="text/html"%> <%@page pageEncoding="UTF-8"%> JSP Page I retrive the value from the field and set it to a new cookie. public class FirstRequest extends HttpServlet { protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException { response.setContentType("text/html"); String ... |
Hi All Sorry I'm a Newbie to Java and this site so please go easy on me. I'm trying to display different content based upon the value stored within a hit counting cookie I already stored and working. I'm sure the top part of this code will look familiar however my problem is getting the "hitno" cookie value to be able ... |
We were facing the same problem in our company. What we did to resolve this problem was to use the UrlEncoder to encode the cookie value before setting. This will encode all equals signs. And when retrieving the cookie we use UrlDecoder before using the value. Both UrlEncoder and UrlDecoder can be found in the java.net package. |
A cookie carries a domain name. The browser will only return cookies whose domain matches to domain to which the request is made, however although you can use a partial domain name providing it's not too generic. So, when you add a cookie you need to explicitly set the domain name on the cookie to, for example, your company suffix like ... |
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