I have next problem:
I auth via oauth and webview, after that i store cookies in sharedPreferences and setting it in ClientHttpRequestInterceptor.
Via logs new cookies are setting for new requests, but on server i get old cookies until i fully restart application.
Here is my JsonSpiceService:
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Here is my activity where i set cookies:
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Thank for your help.
After trying to fix this, i noticed that RoboSpice and Spring ignore setting of cookies after receiving set-cookie header. So, i send request that receives correct set-cookie header and fixed this issue.
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in my application I'm having three activities where first activity is for an intro, 2nd one is login/register and the third one is webView. how can I manage the session between all three activities? when someone login in login activity server will send the JSESSIONID in the cookies. how to use that same JSESSIONID and set it to webView cookies.
I'm using volley JsonObjectRequest
How session can be managed in andorid:
One of the way for session management in android is by Cookies.
The flow is simple, Whenever the User is successfully logged in then in response of that login API call you will get a Response Header named set-cookie which is the newly generated sessionId by the server. You can save it in SharedPreferences and then on every next API call Headers send that same cookie by the key cookie and the value that have saved in SharedPreferences.
How you can set the cookie to WebView:
In your case you have a WebView that you want to set the Cookie so check this link:
Android WebView Cookie Problem
How you can get and Set the headers in Volley
check this link:
https://github.com/google/volley/issues/37
I have an android app that connects to a server. The app appends a cookie to each request. However, I need to suppress this cookie for a request to a specific URI.
Some more details:
Can't add an empty cookie for this URI - even if only the empty one is sent, the request must be without a cookie.
Use okHTTP3 for this request. It's ugly but it'll work.
Looked at HttpUrlConnection, CookieStore and CookieManager - could not find any API to disable sending of cookie for a connection
I prefer not to disable cookies in general but just suppress this one
I want to do a POST HTTP request to the serving to receive some cookies from the server. During this POST request I also need to send some data like login and password. I found a lot of solutions but nothing is working, everything that I found is deprecated.
So the question is: how can I make a HTTP POST request to receive form the server some cookies after?
I tried to make request using fetch API, but when I do console.log(response.headers.get("Set-Cookie")) I got undefined.
Is there any way to do requests with cookie persisting across requests?
Set-Cookie can't be read programmatically. Check this out => github/fetch#receiving-cookies
Like with XMLHttpRequest, the Set-Cookie response header returned from the server is a forbidden header name and therefore can't be programatically read with response.headers.get(). Instead, it's the browser's responsibility to handle new cookies being set (if applicable to the current URL). Unless they are HTTP-only, new cookies will be available through document.cookie.
I'm building an native Android app with Worklight 6.0.0.1 and having trouble connecting to our production Worklight Server.
The server is fronted by a DataPower appliance that handles authentication and requires us to send a particular cookie on any call to the Worklight Server.
We tried using addGlobalHeader("Cookie", "cookie-name=cookievalue") to set this cookie, but found that using this API does not play nicely with the cookies that Worklight itself uses to manage it's session.
The cookie header is properly set for the initial request to Worklight, and Worklight responds with a challenge and sets JSESSIONID and WL_PERSISTENT_COOKIE.
Then, when the Android API answers this challenge we see 2 cookie headers being sent in the follow-up request which violates norms for http headers.
Cookie: JSESSIONID=<...>;WL_PERSISTENT_COOKIE=<...>
Cookie:
Oddly, if I go through a TCPMon proxy to inspect the traffic, I can connect successfully, but if I go directly against the DataPower address, it doesn't see the header and fails to reach Worklight.
What is the correct way to inject a cookie so my cookie goes into a single cookie header along with all of the other cookies that Worklight wants?
Add global header will add headers, it was not designed for cookies. If you need to set cookies I'd suggest trying Android's CookieStore. Create you cookie with all the relevant params (value/url/expiry etc) and add it to CookieStore
http://developer.android.com/reference/org/apache/http/client/CookieStore.html