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From: Kevin Sonney <kevin@webslingerz.com>
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Subject: More cookies
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I have cocoon setting cookies! Great joy! Here's the cookie recipie :

To set a basic cookie, put the following in your xsp document :

<response:add-cookie>
	<cookie:create name="cookie">
		<value>Test Value</value>
		<cookie:set-comment>
			<purpose>Test Cookie</purpose>
		</cookie:set-comment>
	</cookie:create>
</response:add-cookie>

Which is great! But it Never gets cached to the browser. Hmm. So I do the
following :

<response:add-cookie>
	<cookie:create name="cookie">
		<value>Test Value</value>
		<cookie:set-comment>
			<purpose>Test Cookie</purpose>
		</cookie:set-comment>
		<cookie:set-max-age expiry="6000" />
		<cookie:set-domain pattern=".my.domain"/>
		<cookie:set-path path="/~kevin/" />
		<cookie:set-secure flag="true" />
		<cookie:set-version value="1.0" />
	</cookie:create>
</response:add-cookie>

But nothing happens to change. I've flushed my XSP repository, and every
time, all that gets added is the call to create the cookie. 

Anyone have nay new hints?

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- Kevin Sonney
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