Hello,

this way seems to be good.

the following code delete the cookie named MYCOOKIE:

$webinfo("cookiesout") = "MYCOOKIE=·!·;"

With firefox you can use the extension "Web Developer" to scan the cookies.

Hope this help,

Philippe

Thanks for the reply.
Am I correct in saying it can be extended as follows:

$webinfo("cookiesout") = "MYCOOKIE1=·!·;MYCOOKIE2=·!·;MYCOOKIE3=·!·;"

Also, any idea how to delete a server variable called REMOTE_USER?
Unfortunately I can't install firefox because I'm not working locally on my PC.

I have done a test.

This method only empties the cookies to delete them, instead use:

$1 = "·;expires=0"
putitem/id $webinfo("COOKIESOUT"), "MYCOOKIE1", $1
putitem/id $webinfo("COOKIESOUT"), "MYCOOKIE2", $1
putitem/id $webinfo("COOKIESOUT"), "MYCOOKIE3", $1
 

Good morning fellers,

the deletions of the JSESSIONID wont be that easy ... but in theory your approach is correkt. I take the Cookies-IN list, drop the unwanted cookies and push it back to COOKIES-OUT.

First, we need to look at, where the Cookie is coming from. Usually the Tomcat sets this in the REALM of its URL. Uniface itself runs on another realm (/uniface/wrd/run etc) and so the path differs. I think you wont get the Cookie deleted from within Uniface . The only cookies you CAN delete are those, you set from within Uniface as the realm is the same.

If this against experience will do, then let me know :)

The server variable wont be deleteable as it is an information coming from the server and resides in the CGI-Environment.

Hope this helps you to get along :)

-GHAN-