Thanks for the response Malcom. This is what i have:
my $req = $r->pool();
my $cookie = APR::Request::Cookie->new
($req,
name => "test",
value => { product_id => $product_id,
qty => $qty },
path => '/',
domain => "192.168.1.155",
expires => '+1d'
);
$cookie->expires('+1d'); # i have this line just to
be double sure, still
no effect!
$r->headers_out->add('Set-Cookie'=>$cookie);
After this when i check the cookie set on my bowser
for this domain, the 'name' and 'expires' fields have
not been set! I'm clueless, is $r-headers_out ... the
right way of sending the cookie?
Thanks,
Gokul P. Nair
--- Malcolm J Harwood
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thursday 23 June 2005 12:29 pm, Gokul P. Nair
> wrote:
>
> > Also $req needs to be an object of type APR::Pool
> and
> > in the documentation for APR::Pool it is suggested
> > that it is good to use a request pool for these
> short
> > scoped requests. So would $req be created like
> this ?
> > $req = APR::Request::Apache2->handle($r)
>
> $r should already be your request object (an
> Apache2::RequestRec). In which
> case, to get a new pool, you just do: $r-pool->new
>
> > Another question i have is this - I went through
> the
> > code for APR::Request::Cookie and I don't see
> method
> > definitions for most of the methods/subs listed in
> the
> > documentation, even in the base class i.e.
> > APR::Request. Are these methods implemented as
> > functions in C code that is then dynamically
> linked
> > and bootstrapped through the dynaLoader module?
>
> Yes. The source will probably be in the .xs file for
> the appropriate module.
>
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