Gerald
05-04-2005, 03:49 AM
I'm currently running Oracle Server 9.2.0.1.0 .
I'm using utl_http in a pl/sql package to communicate with a Java
servlet. The servlet returns a cookie with information I need to
extract. I have cookie support enabled, but the cookie table is always
empty after sending the request and retrieving the response.
My program follows a similar to below
utl_http.begin_request(url, POST, version)
utl_http.set_cookie_support(true)
utl_http.set_header
utl_http.write_text
utl_http.get_response
utl_http.get_cookies
utl_http.get_cookie_count(). -- this conines to be zero
The cookie count continues to be zero and the cookie table is always
empty.
I'm able to display the information in the response header as well as
the information in the response.
I wrote a small java application to perform the same request to the
servlet, and I'm able to retrieve the cookie from the URLConnection
established to the servlet.
Can some one provide any ideas why UTL_HTTP is not retrieving the cookies?
Thanks
Gerald
I'm using utl_http in a pl/sql package to communicate with a Java
servlet. The servlet returns a cookie with information I need to
extract. I have cookie support enabled, but the cookie table is always
empty after sending the request and retrieving the response.
My program follows a similar to below
utl_http.begin_request(url, POST, version)
utl_http.set_cookie_support(true)
utl_http.set_header
utl_http.write_text
utl_http.get_response
utl_http.get_cookies
utl_http.get_cookie_count(). -- this conines to be zero
The cookie count continues to be zero and the cookie table is always
empty.
I'm able to display the information in the response header as well as
the information in the response.
I wrote a small java application to perform the same request to the
servlet, and I'm able to retrieve the cookie from the URLConnection
established to the servlet.
Can some one provide any ideas why UTL_HTTP is not retrieving the cookies?
Thanks
Gerald