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SetCookie/GetCookie
Can you confirm that GetCookie is working.
I see this in Postman after doing Response = HTTP_Services('SetCookie', 'ThisIsACookie','CookieValue')
I then do at the start of my api :
Both values are empty.
Do I need to add 'set-cookie' to additionalvalues in registry (if so, can that be added to the documentation)
C is for Cookie, That's Good Enough For Me
Cookies have long been a valuable tool for maintaining state, implementing authentication, and tracking history with web applications. The SRP HTTP Framework has always supported cookies via the SetResponseHeaderField service (a member of the HTTP_Services module) and the GetResponseHeaderField service (a member of the HTTPClient_Services module). However, a recent project convinced us that Cookies needed a little first-class citizen love. Therefore we have added a few new services so baking and consuming cookies is much yummier:
SetCookie (a member of the HTTP_Services module) - Adds a Set-Cookie header to the response using the indicated Name. The cookie's value and optional attributes will automatically be included as indicated by each argument.
GetCookies (a member of the HTTPClient_Services module) - Returns all cookie strings from the response headers.
GetCookie (a member of the HTTPClient_Services module) - Returns the value for the indicated cookie name.
Cookies have long been a valuable tool for maintaining state, implementing authentication, and tracking history with web applications. The SRP HTTP Framework has always supported cookies via the SetResponseHeaderField service (a member of the HTTP_Services module) and the GetResponseHeaderField service (a member of the HTTPClient_Services module). However, a recent project convinced us that Cookies needed a little first-class citizen love. Therefore we have added a few new services so baking and consuming cookies is much yummier:
SetCookie (a member of the HTTP_Services module) - Adds a Set-Cookie header to the response using the indicated Name. The cookie's value and optional attributes will automatically be included as indicated by each argument.
GetCookies (a member of the HTTPClient_Services module) - Returns all cookie strings from the response headers.
GetCookie (a member of the HTTPClient_Services module) - Returns the value for the indicated cookie name.
I see this in Postman after doing Response = HTTP_Services('SetCookie', 'ThisIsACookie','CookieValue')
I then do at the start of my api :
1 2 3 | MyCookie = HTTPclient_Services('GetCookie', 'ThisIsACookie') ResponseHeaderFields = HTTPClient_Services('GetResponseHeaderFields') debug |
Both values are empty.
Do I need to add 'set-cookie' to additionalvalues in registry (if so, can that be added to the documentation)
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At the END of the api I did- HTTP_Services('SetCookie', 'NextAction','DayList')
so next call to the api
MyCookie = HTTPclient_Services('GetCookie', 'NextAction')
error =Error_Services('GetMessage')
error = 'Set-Cookie is not a header field in the response.'
This is in the request headers:
Also noticed in the postman headers at the top - assume request headers?
Now I am absolutely totally confused.
Cookies=http_services('getRequestHeaderField','Cookie')
this returns the cookies and their '=' values.
Which makes sense to me as per a previous discussion, unless I have screwed up again, a 'request' to the server can only get request headers not response headers.
add HTTP_COOKIE to additionalvalues in the registry for OECGI4
set a cookie and its value using HTTP_Services('SetCookie'
To get cookies set by the same endpoint I do:
MyCookies = http_services('getRequestHeaderField','Cookie')convert';='to@fm:@vminmycookiesCookieFields =null$CookieValues =null$ForEach Fieldinmycookiesusing@FMCookieFields<-1> =Field<0,1>CookieValues<-1> =Field<0,2>NextFieldOk, all I want to know is are you happy that HTTP_Services ('SetCookie' and ' HTTPclient_Services('GetCookie', works.