[Webtest] "advanced" cookie properties using header?
Robert Calder
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Mon, 16 Jun 2008 20:36:02 -0700 (PDT)
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Hi there fellow webtest-ers,
Is it possible to set "advanced" cookie properties (e.g., path, expiration) using the header parameter under config?
I tried those outright, but when I ran webtest it said they weren't valid for header. I can't find anything other than the basic case (that is, setting of cookie name/value) in the selftests or manual, so I was just curious if there was an undocumented way to do this.
I suspect I might be able to do it using the Cookie class from httpclient if it's not possible through header...I don't suppose someone has tried that?
Thanks for any help!
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<P> Is it possible to set "advanced" cookie properties (e.g., path, expiration) using the header parameter under config? </P>
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<P> I tried those outright, but when I ran webtest it said they weren't valid for header. I can't find anything other than the basic case (that is, setting of cookie name/value) in the selftests or manual, so I was just curious if there was an undocumented way to do this. </P>
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<P> I suspect I might be able to do it using the Cookie class from httpclient if it's not possible through header...I don't suppose someone has tried that?</P>
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<P> Thanks for any help!</P>
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