Hi Feng,
You can use Netscape Live Connect to call any
JavaScript function from the java applet. Then set the
cookies in this javascript function.
e.g.
Applet code:
JSObject myObject = JSObject.getWindow();
myObject.call("setCookie()","HELLO_COOKIE"
Hi,
Hello,My program use a applet,the applet should be able to set and get
cookies at client.
how can I do it? or a example,please?thanks.
J.H,Feng
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cookies disappear but I could't get correct response
from the program .
Thanks!
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Adrian--
Thanks for this. We also encountered the same problem with cookies and
IE6 -- it seems the default is cookies off.
Basically I now believe that the problem is with simple href links between
pages. I suspect these should be using encodeRedirectUrl in order to get the
;jSessionid=blah
browsers and applied
some security patch, and it only affected newly deployed intranet sites -
existing ones were fine.
Cheers
Adrian
> -Original Message-
> From: Gary Noone [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 25 April 2002 12:15
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Cookie
Hi all,
Has anybody encountered a problem with proxy servers stripping cookies and
therefore invalidating the session?
We have deployed an application, and a number of customers complained that
they were unable to login. On closer examination we found that the session
object isNew() method
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: [JSP-INTEREST] Checking prior registration with initial JSP
page (cookies?)
> Yes, the request does exist (that's why it's in quotes), but it's not
> picking up the
The problem seems to have been the fact that I wasn't setting the path of
the cookie. I was setting the domain and the age, but not the path. I have
everything working great now.
Thanks to all that provided their comments and suggestions.
Bob
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Why make them click on a link if they don't have to? :-)
The DevShed Forums (http://forums.devshed.com/) is a perfect example of what
I'm trying to accomplish.
Bob
-Original Message-
From: Brian P Bohnet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
"...but the JSP can't get c
Yes, the request does exist (that's why it's in quotes), but it's not
picking up the cookies for some reason.
I know the cookies are there, because I display them for debugging purposes
after successful registration. Plus I verified the cookie file is in the
"Cookies"
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Checking prior registration with initial JSP page (cookies?)
I am working on logins/registrations using just JSP, Servlets and JDBC. By
default, when a user gets to the home page (JSP), they can (currently)
either Log In or Register.
Everything with registerin
"...but the JSP can't get cookies from the implicit response object (I'm
assuming) because the request doesn't "exist" yet"
Am I wrong thinking that most sites you see on the Internet just have the user
click on an "Already registered" link t
with no problem, but I'm not
sure of the best way to handle the check to see if they are already
registered. When they create a new account, I create a cookie with the
appropriate information in it (which also works), but the JSP can't get
cookies from the implicit response object (I&
anyone knows any tutorial about cookies and how i control cookies i my
jsp/servlet page ?
I wanna make my own session manager and handle all tasks about session and
not gonna using http session that can find in a servlet engine. Any one has
tried to make own session manager ?
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a Java
I have a JSP page that sets a cookie.
Is there anyway I can find out if the user refuses to accept the cookie or
if the browser has cookies disabled?
Thanks,
Catharine
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I'm having a problem setting cookies. I am using some very simple code to
set my name and email address in a cookie. This works for certain versions
of Explorer and most all versions of Netscape (at least given the test
machines I have available). Unfortunately it doesn't work f
I am using the following code as a jsp login page. On pressing the Login button the
cookie should be created but its not. Any ideas?