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Key: BLZ-250
Type: 
Patch Submission
Patch SubmissionStatus: 
Patch Submitted
Patch SubmittedPriority: 
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NoneAssignee: Kumaran Nallore
Reporter: Rémi Flament
Votes: 0
Watchers: 1
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Add the possibility to get cookies created by the server and to pass cookie to the amf connection. (BLZ-249)
Created: 10/04/08 08:55 AM Updated: 10/04/08 08:57 AM
Add the possibility to get cookies created by the server and to pass cookie to the amf connection. (BLZ-249)
HTTPCookieProcessor and setHTTPCookie() method
Created: 10/04/08 08:55 AM Updated: 10/04/08 08:57 AMSecurity Level: Public (All JIRA Users )
File Attachments: 1. 
cookies.patch (2 kb)
cookies.patch (2 kb)Parent Component: Java AMF Client
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This patch adds an interface called HTTPCookieProcessor. If there is a HTTPCookieProcessor set then amf connection calls it each time there is a cookie in the http response.
Then you can call the method AMFConnection.setCookie(String name, String value) to pass an input cookie to the underlying http connection.
Example of usage :
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AMFConnection connection = new AMFConnection();
connection.setCookieProcessor(new HTTPCookieProcessor() {
public void processHTTPCookie(String cookieName, String cookieValue) {
System.out.println("[Cookie] " + cookieName + " : " + cookieValue);
}
});
connection.connect("http://xxxxxx/messagebroker/amf");
Object o = connection.call("myService.hashCode", new Object[0]);
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Each time a cookie will be sent back by the server the cookie processor will print it.
So you can easily write a processor that stores cookies like JSESSIONID somewhere and then give it back by calling :
connection.setHTTPCookie("JSESSIONID", value);
Then you can call the method AMFConnection.setCookie(String name, String value) to pass an input cookie to the underlying http connection.
Example of usage :
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AMFConnection connection = new AMFConnection();
connection.setCookieProcessor(new HTTPCookieProcessor() {
public void processHTTPCookie(String cookieName, String cookieValue) {
System.out.println("[Cookie] " + cookieName + " : " + cookieValue);
}
});
connection.connect("http://xxxxxx/messagebroker/amf");
Object o = connection.call("myService.hashCode", new Object[0]);
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Each time a cookie will be sent back by the server the cookie processor will print it.
So you can easily write a processor that stores cookies like JSESSIONID somewhere and then give it back by calling :
connection.setHTTPCookie("JSESSIONID", value);
Description
This patch adds an interface called HTTPCookieProcessor. If there is a HTTPCookieProcessor set then amf connection calls it each time there is a cookie in the http response. Then you can call the method AMFConnection.setCookie(String name, String value) to pass an input cookie to the underlying http connection. Example of usage : ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AMFConnection connection = new AMFConnection(); connection.setCookieProcessor(new HTTPCookieProcessor() { public void processHTTPCookie(String cookieName, String cookieValue) { System.out.println("[Cookie] " + cookieName + " : " + cookieValue); } }); connection.connect("http://xxxxxx/messagebroker/amf"); Object o = connection.call("myService.hashCode", new Object[0]); ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Each time a cookie will be sent back by the server the cookie processor will print it. So you can easily write a processor that stores cookies like JSESSIONID somewhere and then give it back by calling : connection.setHTTPCookie("JSESSIONID", value);
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