Ernst,
Cookies are not deleted by HttpClient unless they are expired. I am pretty sure about
it
In your particular case there's a bug in the following piece of code
public AddReleaseTask() {
HttpState httpState = new HttpState();
But that is the constructor which is called only once. So my code is
correct, right? If not, please elaborate on what I should do differently.
Ernst
On maandag 6 oktober 2003 11:59, Kalnichevski, Oleg wrote:
Ernst,
Cookies are not deleted by HttpClient unless they are expired. I am
pretty
);
}
} finally {
socket.close();
}
}
}
and it work fine in my servlet in WSAD 5.0 and IBM JSSE
Laurent
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Ernst,
Cookies are not deleted by HttpClient unless they are expired. I am
pretty sure about it
In your particular case there's a bug
Ernst,
You might check out the troubleshooting guide. See about turning on
wire logging, for example. Then let us know what you find in the log.
The server can, of course, decide that it wants to expire your
cookies. The server doesn't need to return them with each response.
Cookies can
