Re: app-register & cookies

For future reference, I've got it working (seeing cookies in my browser 
now).  I *THINK* the problem was a sequence I was using, somewhere in 
the sequence the cookies got flushed.  My deadline prevents me from 
trying to recreate at this time.

gene

Michael Nash wrote:
> Gene:
> 
> Ow - I'm suprised it was returning "on", but thanks for the fix in
> SuperString - can you check that in, I think it's a good fix!
> 
> You *should* be getting cookies if Remember is true - if not, I think
> you've found a bug somewhere. It's working here for me, but I'll check
> to make sure I'm synched with the latest CVS, perhaps something was
> broken recently by another change.
> 
> Mike
> 
> On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 12:03, Gene wrote:
> 
>>Mike,
>>I wish that did help, but I'm already getting the checkbox.  Actually, 
>>as I've been trying to work this out, I came across an issue.  The form 
>>element returns "on" to the login model.  The model was using 
>>SuperString (which I love using btw) .getAsBoolean, which always 
>>returned false.  I've fixed that locally.  I've added some logging and 
>>verified that it is evaluating as true, but still no cookies.
>>
>>Anyway, was just wondering if app-register was intended to allow that 
>>behavior, and if anyone was actually getting it to work.  Thanks for the 
>>response.
>>
>>any other ideas?
>>
>>Thanks
>>gene
>>
>>Michael Nash wrote:
>>
>>>Gene:
>>>
>>>There's a "Remember" parameter to the model that logs you in. The idea
>>>is that if this is set, a cookie with the login, password, and domain
>>>will be left on the client (encrypted, actually). If this is *not* set,
>>>then it's a temporary login with just the JSESSIONID.
>>>
>>>In the register app, the login page should be showing you a checkbox for
>>>"Remember" - the default (and whether it's shown at all, or defaults one
>>>way or another) can be set with configuration in system.xconf.
>>>
>>>HTH!
>>>
>>>Mike
>>>
>>>On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 11:13, Gene wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi all.  I'm a little confused about the cookies and keel, i guess 
>>>>actually it's app-register that worries about the cookies at all.  I'm 
>>>>using tomcat and struts, and i'd like for the authentication to stay on 
>>>>the users browser for a longer period, say maybe a week or month.  Is 
>>>>there something like that built into app-register and I just need to 
>>>>configure it properly?  I'm not seeing it if it is there.
>>>>
>>>>the thing that is really confusing me right now is that I don't find any 
>>>>cookies in my browser for say keel-login, or keel-password.  all I have 
>>>>is a JSESSION cookie.  Are the keel values stored in that cookie maybe, 
>>>>and thats what I'm not understanding?
>>>>
>>>>Hoping someone who knows has a few minutes to straighten me out.  Or 
>>>>point me to a wiki or manual page that I've overlooked.
>>>>
>>>>tia
>>>>gene
>>>>
>>>>
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