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[ Server Side Cookie ] Browser blocked all cookie.

Posted on Dec 22, 2004 at 07:55 AM 30 Views

Hi,

I use server side cookie to pass value between two pages.

But if I blocked all cookie in my broswer setting, and the server cookie doesn't work.

How could I pass value in this condition?

Thank you!

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    author's profile photo Stefan Riedel-Seifert
    Stefan Riedel-Seifert
    Posted on Dec 22, 2004 at 08:21 AM
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    Hi Eason,

    that's not possible: client settings cannot block the server side cookie.

    Let's assume this coding in the OnInputprocessing at page A:

    username = sy-uname.

    TRANSLATE username TO LOWER CASE.

    • Store.

    cl_bsp_server_side_cookie=>set_server_cookie( name = 'SEARCH'

    application_name = runtime->application_name

    application_namespace = runtime->application_namespace

    username = username

    session_id = runtime->session_id

    data_name = 'FOUNDS'

    data_value = founds

    expiry_time_rel = '600' ).

    This defines a ssc (server side cookie).

    You can show cookies via report BSP_SHOW_SERVER_COOKIES.

    On page B (the successor of A) you can get the content via:

    CALL METHOD cl_bsp_server_side_cookie=>get_server_cookie

    EXPORTING

    name = 'SEARCH'

    application_name = runtime->application_name

    application_namespace = runtime->application_namespace

    username = username

    session_id = runtime->session_id

    data_name = 'FOUNDS'

    CHANGING

    data_value = founds.

    Try this.

    Best regards,

    Stefan

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    • Former Member Eddy De Clercq
      Jan 03, 2005 at 08:31 AM

      Hi Eddy,

      Thank you a lot for your solution!!!~~~

      I use sy-uname as session_id in this condition, and the server side cookie works even if client browser block the cookie.

      Here is my code in Page-A and Page-B:

      <b>[Page-A]</b>

      cl_bsp_server_side_cookie=>set_server_cookie(

      EXPORTING

      name = 'MY_COOKIE'

      application_namespace = runtime->application_namespace

      application_name = runtime->application_name

      username = sy-uname

      session_id = sy-uname

      expiry_time_rel = '600'

      data_name = 'test'

      data_value = '20041222'

      ).

      <b>[Page-B]</b>

      data test_value type string.

      cl_bsp_server_side_cookie=>get_server_cookie(

      EXPORTING

      name = 'MY_COOKIE'

      application_namespace = runtime->application_namespace

      application_name = runtime->application_name

      username = sy-uname

      session_id = sy-uname

      data_name = 'test'

      CHANGING

      data_value = test_value

      ).

      cl_bsp_server_side_cookie=><b>delete_server_cookie</b>(

      EXPORTING

      name = 'MY_COOKIE'

      application_namespace = runtime->application_namespace

      application_name = runtime->application_name

      username = sy-uname

      session_id = sy-uname

      ).

      Thank you again.

      And Happy New Year!!!

      Regards,

      Eason

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    Posted on Dec 30, 2004 at 09:43 PM
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