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RE: HttpOnly and J2EE containers

Subject: RE: HttpOnly and J2EE containers
Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2006 21:06:59 -0500
The J2EE Cookie interface doesn't support HttpOnly.  And there's no way to
do any kind of J2EE API injection, it validates the cookie value too well.
The only way to do it is to set up the entire Set-Cookie header by hand. Try
something like this...

    response.setHeader( "Set-Cookie","name1=value1; HttpOnly" );
 
 
--Jeff



On 2/14/06, Pilon Mntry <pilonmntry@yahoo.com> wrote: 
Lately, I needed to add HttpOnly cookie parameter to
Java System Application Server PE and had to use

...
<property name="cookiePath" value="/mypath;
HttpOnly;">
...

hack in sun-web.xml file. Well, Actually this didn't
work (obviously in IE, which uses v0 cookie parser and
only one supporting HttpOnly) and I had to tweak the
above "a little bit".

Anyways, I searched about this on the net, but
couldn't find anything solid except that Resin and
some other AS has made this operation easy... 

Now, my question is do you guys know an easy way to
incorporate this cookie parameter in other J2EE
containers, such as OracleiAS or Websphere, WebLogic,
etc. Maybe more a standard way than an easy way... 

-pilon



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