[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only option you have is to implement a custom cookie spec and
register it as the default cookie policy.
Hope this helps somewhat.
Oleg,
Thanks for responding.
Is there any info on implementing such a custom cookie policy, or maybe some
sample? I just re-reviewed the website, but didn't see anything immediately.
Thanks again,
Jim
Jim, I am terribly sorry for having misled you. I just realized this
approach would not work with HttpClient 3.x. I am stuck too deeply in
the HttpClient 4.0 code. The only option to change the way 'Cookie'
headers are generated in HttpClient 3.x is by subclassing HttpMethodBase
and overriding #addCookieRequestHeader method [1], which is of little
help in your situation. HttpClient 4.0 will have a more flexible cookie
API but as far as HttpClient 3.x is concerned I can't think of any
workaround.
Sorry.
Oleg
[1]
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/xref/org/apache/commons/httpclient/HttpMethodBase.html#1255
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