Re: Cookie Bug?

Ah, you're right.  All my worrying over cookies has made my troubleshooting
cookie-centric.  The initial setting of CookieProperties fixed all but my
last problem :)  This is definately a cookie issue.

What do you do if someone already logged in?  For example, I'd hate to use
my login name and password to grab information from a site when, since the
use should have already logged into it, they should be able to retrieve it
themselves without having to re-login.

Can httpunit read a client's cookies that are already set?  The only thing I
see in the javadocs is "ClientProperties" but it only checks to see if the
client accepts cookies or not, not the actual cookies.

On 3/1/06, Torsten Curdt <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> On 01.03.2006, at 12:19, William Saxton wrote:
>
> > Thanks Torsten!  It's little things like that that screw us
> > programmers up :)
>
> Yepp ;)
>
>
> > My login was successful.  Now that I got past that, however, it
> > doesn't look like the cookie I'm looking for is there:
>
> Are you sure you have to tinker with the cookie?
> I've used it on a pretty FU site and after this
>
>    CookieProperties.setDomainMatchingStrict(false);
>    CookieProperties.setPathMatchingStrict(false);
>    CookieProperties.addCookieListener(new CookieListener() {
>      public void cookieRejected( String pArg0, int pArg1, String
> pArg2 ) {
>          System.err.println(pArg0+pArg1+pArg2);
>      }
>    });
>
> Everything was working fine ...no rejected cookies.
>
> HTH
> --
> Torsten
>
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