Hello,
I have a Mod Perl authentication handler and it needs to retrieve the
session id from a cookie. It is unable to retrieve any cookies and I get
the following error. It does not even print any of the cookies. I would
appreciate any help with this.
Can't call method "value" on an undefin
Sumit Shah wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a Mod Perl authentication handler and it needs to retrieve the
> session id from a cookie. It is unable to retrieve any cookies and I get
> the following error. It does not even print any of the cookies. I would
> appreciate any help with this.
First thing
Yes. I checked that and the browser is sending the cookie. I used
IEHTTPHeaders for it.
Does it have anything to do with the PerlAuthenHandler that it does not
have the cookie at the authentication stage of the request?
Does it need anything else to be set in order to fetch the cookies?
Thanks
Sumit Shah wrote:
Hello,
I have a Mod Perl authentication handler and it needs to retrieve the
session id from a cookie. It is unable to retrieve any cookies and I get
the following error. It does not even print any of the cookies. I would
appreciate any help with this.
my $token = $c
Hello,
I have modified my code to handle such scenarios. But the handler still
fails to fetch the cookies. The browser does pass the cookies. I can see
them in IEHTTPHeaders. I would appreciate if someone could let me know
why this could happen?
Thanks
Sumit
Robert Landrum wrote:
Sumit Sha
Hello,
I did a small test to see if I can fetch the cookies without using
PerlAccessHandler and PerlAuthenHandler. I was able to fetch the cookies
using the following directive:
*SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler CAS::SSO
*
and NOT if I use the following:
*
PerlAcc
Sumit,
Fetching the cookie has nothing to do with the Perl handlers. They are
setting the cookie. You could check this with a small program such as:
#!/point/to/your/perl -T
include CGI;
use vars qw{$query}; #
use vars qw{$cookie};
$query = new CGI;
$cookie = $query->cookie("YOUR COOKIE NAME") ||
On 2/20/07, Sumit Shah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I did a small test to see if I can fetch the cookies without using
PerlAccessHandler and PerlAuthenHandler.
So, you're saying that CGI::Cookie works for you from the PerlHandler
phase but not from the PerlAccessHandler phase. And I assume you'r
Thanks. Yes, my handler gets invoked when I set it up as
PerlAccessHandler or PerlAuthenHandler but does not fetch any cookies. I
am not sure if it has anything to do with the requests (.jsp files) its
handling.
I will try to dump the headers and see what it gets.
Thanks
Sumit
Perrin Harkins
Sumit Shah wrote:
> Thanks. Yes, my handler gets invoked when I set it up as
> PerlAccessHandler or PerlAuthenHandler but does not fetch any cookies. I
> am not sure if it has anything to do with the requests (.jsp files) its
> handling.
My guess is that something else is running first and consu
The jsp pages are also handled by JSERV. I am not sure if JSERV is
kicking in and consuming the headers. Is there a way to check which
module is being executed and in what order?
Thanks
Sumit
Michael Peters wrote:
Sumit Shah wrote:
Thanks. Yes, my handler gets invoked when I set it up as
I printed out the contents of the Cookie attribute in the request header
and I can see the cookie present in the header. I read all the contents
into a hash and then try to check for its existence. The
if(exists($hashMap{'SSOTokenID'})) condition fails. Does it have
anything to do with data typ
On 2/20/07, Sumit Shah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I printed out the contents of the Cookie attribute in the request header
and I can see the cookie present in the header. I read all the contents
into a hash and then try to check for its existence. The
if(exists($hashMap{'SSOTokenID'})) condition
Sumit Shah wrote:
I printed out the contents of the Cookie attribute in the request header
and I can see the cookie present in the header. I read all the contents
into a hash and then try to check for its existence. The
if(exists($hashMap{'SSOTokenID'})) condition fails. Does it have
anything
Thanks Robert. That did the trick.
Sumit
Robert Landrum wrote:
Sumit Shah wrote:
I printed out the contents of the Cookie attribute in the request
header and I can see the cookie present in the header. I read all the
contents into a hash and then try to check for its existence. The
if(exist
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