Http Response Cookie

Develop

  1. Create a new project and name it response_cookie_basic.
  2. Select the ScriptingServices sub-folder of the project and open the pop-up menu.
  3. Choose New -> Scripting Service.
  4. Choose Server-Side JavaScript Service from the list of available templates.
  5. Give it a meaningful name (e.g response_cookie_basic.js).
  6. Replace the generated code in response_cookie_basic.js with the following:
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	/* globals $ */
	/* eslint-env node, dirigible */

	var response = require('net/http/response');

	var cookie = {
		// mandatory
		name: "my_dirigible_cookie_name", 
		value: "my_dirigible_cookie_value",
		domain: "dirigible.eclipse.org",
		maxAge: 3600,
		path: "/",
		// optional
		comment: "my_dirigible_cookie_comment",
		secure: false,
		version: 1,
		httpOnly: true
	}

	response.addCookie(cookie);

	response.println("Cookie added: " + cookie.name);
	response.flush();
	response.close();
Run API

Discover

To discover all available services, you can go to the Registry.

  1. From the main menu, choose Window -> Show Perspective -> Registry.
  2. The Registry perspective represents a view to the enabled runtime content. From its menu, choose Discover -> JavaScript to open the currently available server-side JavaScript service endpoints.
  3. You can see the list of available endpoints, where you can find yours by naming convention: {project}/{service path}
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