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ACT - Automatic cookies not working

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Chad Myers - 10 Sep 2003 23:49 GMT
I have a fairly simple ACT script and
I just try doing two simple GET requests
and the script will not remember cookies
between requests.

The simple ASP.NET_SessionId cookie doesn't
get remembered.

In my GET request script, I have:
var headers = request.Headers;
...
headers.Add("Cookie", "(Automatic)");

I've also tried "(automatic)" to no avail.

Why don't the auto-cookies work?
What am I missing?

This might be related, but should I use
one Test.CreateConnection() or create a new
one every time I make a request? When I try
to use one, some of the requests fail occasionally.

Thanks,
Chad Myers
ShannonG - 11 Sep 2003 21:31 GMT
Have you tried this syntax , it works for me,
oHeaders.Add "Cookie", "(automatic)"

All my scripts use a new connection for each request.

Hope that helps.

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