1. JSP send cookie to a different sub-domain stackoverflow.comCookies are store under domain-name. For example, a cookie that generated by sub1.xxx.com/login.jsp can be stored in sub1.xxx.com, or xxx.com. Now I am wondering if we can store the cookie in sub2.xxx.com? ... |
2. Java Servlet Returns Status Code 500 With Bad Cookie Domain? stackoverflow.comDisclaimer: I'm not a Java guy, but ended up having to maintain some Java code. I was recently trying to debug why a Java server was returning status code 500 on certain ... |
3. Get cookies from "parent domain" coderanch.com |
4. Cross-Domain Cookies coderanch.comHi All, I am trying to have two webapps such as WebApp1 and WebApp2. 1. I am setting one cookie in WebApp1 in the HttpResponse. 2. How to read the same cookie from HttpRequest at WebApp2? I know it sounds weired b'coz cookies are specific to websites, we cant access it from different webapp. But i heard of CROSS-DOMAIN cookies which ... |
5. Setting domain of cookie java-forums.orgHi Experts, We have a scenario whereby we have 2 portals of different domains and 1 portal is the leading portal that has a login page where when user logins, submits credentials to the 1st and 2nd portal and sign on simulatenously seamlessly. This is done by creating a java servlet in the 1st portal that forwards the user details to ... |