can not add domain attribute in cookie

[Bin Li]

In HttpHandler.java
                        DefaultCookie c = new DefaultCookie
(cookie.name, cookie.value);
                        c.setSecure(cookie.secure);
                        c.setPath(cookie.path);
                        response.addCookie(c);

The domain attribute of cookie is missing.

http://groups.google.com/group/play-framework/browse_thread/thread/758697387982daff/d165ea56731c1d10?lnk=gst&q=cookie#d165ea56731c1d10

[cunghi (phatdoanh24)]

I have viewed the 1.1 source code revision 667 and it seems that the
bug 478890 is not fixed completely

In HttpHandler, the following source code has setDomain to low layer
server based on Play Framework cookie.domain

            if (cookie.domain != null) {

                c.setDomain(cookie.domain);

            }

However, application developers cannot use the the cross domain
because the following source in Http.java doesn't support setting domain
for Play Framework cookie

The Play Framework needs to fix flash and session objects also because these objects based on Play Framework Cookie

Thanks,
CungHi

[cunghi (phatdoanh24)]

The flash and session objects are created new for each subdomain.
With standard java servlet API, the session is implements in server via sessionID in cookie, so it is easy for java servlet API to share session between subdomain in the same web app.
Play Framework session and flash are implemented via Cookies, to implement share session between subdomain, it may requires to call in Play Framework API. It is good if Play Framework provide transparently session sharing between subdomain

Currently, I will try the cross domain cookie in the lastest patch and will provide testing result soon

[Guillaume Bort (guillaume-bort)]

This bug was about the ability to set the domain attribute on cookies.
So it is fixed. Please fill another bug about the Session cookie
domain configuration.

On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:51 PM, cunghi <email address hidden> wrote:
> The flash and session objects are created new for each subdomain.
> With standard java servlet API, the session is implements in server via sessionID in cookie, so it is easy for java servlet API to share session between subdomain in the same web app.
> Play Framework session and flash are implemented via Cookies, to implement share session between subdomain, it may requires to call in Play Framework API. It is good if Play Framework provide transparently session sharing between subdomain
>
> Currently, I will try the cross domain cookie in the lastest patch and
> will provide testing result soon
>
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