Dear Aleksandar,
Thank you very much for your answer. However, it does not work. I have
tried in many ways with initialisation at very start or just before my
function, but nothing work.
At the end I just put the code as you propose it in my cookie functions.
The error I keep having is :
[error] [client 127.0.0.1] no context to commit.\n
while executing\n"error "no context to commit.""\n (procedure
"fas_context::
commit" line 7)\n invoked from within\n"fas_context::commit"\n
(procedure
"fas_set_cookie" line 25)\n invoked from within\n"fas_set_cookie
fas_session
$session_name"\n (procedure "fas_session::export_session" line 8)\n
invoke
d from within\n"fas_session::export_session"\n (procedure
"not_binary::conten
t_display" line 41)\n invoked from
within\n"not_binary::content_display fasht
ml "<center><h1>An error just occured</h1></center><pre>$error<br
/>$::errorInfo
</pre>""\n invoked from within\n"if { ![check_root $file] }
{\n\t\tnot_binary
::content_display fashtml "<html><head><title>[translate "Error in "]
${FAS_VIEW
_CGI}</title><body>[translate..."\n invoked from within\n"web::dispatch"
I checked a little in cookie.ws3, and I see the error generation, but I
do not understand why I (always) have it.
Friendly yours,
Arnaud LAPREVOTE
PS : I was pleased to have a message from somebody in Skopje. It gave me
the occasion to look where it is.
Aleksandar Nikov a écrit :
Hello Arnaud,
I need a cookie. I know there are very nice sessions. But I really
need a cookie. I have a cross-technology web application. It works on
cgi (with cgi.tcl), on tclhttpd, on rivet, and I am porting it to
websh. As it is such an application, I have my own session
environment. And I need to create it again. And I do not catch how
cookies are implemented in websh.
You can see the cookie example at
http://tcl.apache.org/websh/examples/cookie.html
Basically for setting a cookie in your code would be:
web::cookiecontext fas_context
fas_context::cset $cookie_name $cookie_value
fas_context::commit
Reading a cookie would be:
web::cookiecontext fas_context
set cookie_value [fas_context::cget $cookie_name]
fas_context::commit
Of course, the initialization of the fas_context can be moved to a
separate initialization part thus preventing multiple initialization parts.
Also be careful that cookie context need to be committed before any
web:puts as it must be sent in the http headers (before sending any part
of a page body).
Regards,
Alex
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