On May 17, 2007, at 9:44 AM, Mark McLaren wrote:
For information, my AJAX enabled portlet appears to be working well
in IE6 also.
Jason, I am very curious about what the circumstances are that require
cookie manipulation for AJAX to work in IE6?
Mark,
We were doing something a little different -- using an XHR to send an
AJAX keepalive while you are composing mail in our email channel. As
a result, we needed to ensure that the XHR was using the same
JSESSIONID cookie, so that the server-session for the portal got
extended. If I remember correctly (been a couple years) the IE
process model has interesting implications for whether or not cookies
are visible across processes & windows -- which seemed to also
translate over to XHR objects. I think we worked around it by
manually setting cookie headers when we sent the AJAX pings.
I wonder that your sessions are different -- do you see a full round-
trip to the CAS server and a TGT SSO login? Not sure why your XHR
would have access to the TGT and not the JSESSIONID though.
Jason
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Rutgers University
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