Ben Parker wrote:
> We're trying to do something sneaky and have the language code be the
> first element in the URL, which Apache strips out and sends through to
> Webware as a CGI environment variable. That was for search engines to
> see the language code as the first element in the URL, rather than at
> the end of the URL in an extra path field of query parameter. We want
> Webware to set the cookie using "/" as the root path.
Ok, now I understand the problem better. Your cookies will probably
work, but only as long as you stay in the realm of one and the same
language, right?
If you're doing things like that, one solution is to overwrite
Application.sessionCookiePath() e.g. by putting the following in the
__init__.py file of your default context:
import new
def contextInitialize(app, path):
app.sessionCookiePath = new.instancemethod(
lambda self, trans: '/', app, app.__class__)
I think the best solution will be to add a "SessionCookiePath" setting
to Application.config. The default sessionCookiePath() method will then
evaluate that "SessionCookiePath" setting and use it, or if it is set to
None, then use the servletPath.
-- Chris
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