Sweet! Glad you were able to get it working.
Mike
Mathias Cianci wrote:
Ok!
It works very fine ;-)
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getDefault());
cal.set((Calendar.YEAR),cal.get(Calendar.YEAR)+1);
java.util.Date d = cal.getTime(); HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
HttpState hs = client.getState();
hs.addCookie(new Cookie("search.msn.fr", "smc_classic", "df=0&af=0&rc=50&nw=0&sc=&rs=1", "/", d, false));
hs.addCookie(new Cookie("search.msn.fr", "smc_g", "v=1&pvs=classic&ssp=1&df=1", "/", d, false));
client.setState(hs);
Mathias Cianci a écrit :
Thank you Mike.
But after a long reflexion, I've found that I've not taken the good part of the problem.
In fact, what I want to do is to send a Cookie in the headers of my first requested page, no matter the cooklies sets by the server.
How to do that ?
Mathias
PS: my english is not really good, don't hesitate to tell me if I'm not really comprehensive.
Michael Becke a écrit :
Hi Mathias,
The best way is to just create a new instance of Cookie, copying the values you want to keep, and add it to the HttpState.
Mike
On Jul 30, 2004, at 3:09 AM, Mathias Cianci wrote:
Hello everybody,
Is it possible with httpclient to change the value of a specific variable sent in a cookie by a server.
For example, when the server send the cookie var1=5&*var2=7*&var3=4, I want to save the cookie var1=5&*var2=174*&var3=4
Thank you for advance,
Mathias An happy httpclient-user ;-)
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