Re: access HTTP request parameters?

14 Jul 2008 22:42:17 GMT, /Stefan Palme/:

<applet code="my.package.Main" archive="applet.jar">
... (some applet params)
</applet>

The "Cookie" header used for authentication is of course also set in the HTTP request used to load applet.jar to the client.

Is there a way to access the Cookie-Header (or any other HTTP request header) of the HTTP request that was used to load the applet's jar file?

Just curious, what do you need the cookies for? Do you need to pass them over a "custom" connection you open to the server? I haven't really tried but does opening a connection from the applet code goes through the host/browser libraries, therefore cookies being automatically set?

--
Stanimir
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