I've been looking at Cookie Manager, and found the following code:
/**
* Add a cookie.
*/
public void add(Cookie c) {
[snip]
JMeterContext context = getThreadContext();
getCookies().addItem(c);
if (context.isSamplingStarted()) {
context.getVariables().put(c.getName(), c.getValue());
}
}
Why is the cookie defined as a variable?
The code seems to have been added in revision 323324 back in 2003.
The comment says:
"Doc updates
GUI update to User Parameters
Update to jmeter-server script files to pass command line arguments on
(allows setting proxy for server)"
Just wondering whether the code is still needed?
If so, do the variables need to be deleted when the cookies are
deleted? Also, what about variable name clashes? Also it might be
better if the cookie variable names were prefixed with "COOKIE." or
somesuch.
[BTW, I'm thinking of replacing the low level cookie handling with the
cookie code from Apache HTTPClient.]
Sebastian
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