Sorry for talking to myself :-).
We managed to resolve the issue - the cookie was bigger than 4K. I had to
debug shiro-web since there was no warning whatsoever and browser obviously
just ignored the cookie.
This issue is nicely explained here:
http://shiro-user.582556.n2.nabble.com/Remember-me-p
First, I'd make your own enum so you don't have misspellings of the keys.
public enum MyEnum{
MYKEY
}
Then:
contributeApplicationDefaults(MyEnum.MYKEY,"")
Then you can do this elsewhere:
@Symbol(MyEnum.MYKEY)
private boolean theKey;
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 5:17 AM, Emma
Just use a constant java class like the Tapestry SymbolConstants.
2014-03-04 10:38 GMT+01:00 Chris Mylonas :
> Hi All,
>
> I want to want to
> contributeApplicationDefaults("myKey","") in AppModule
> for use across the application.
>
> How do i get "myKey" out of my configura
Hi All,
I want to want to
contributeApplicationDefaults("myKey","") in AppModule
for use across the application.
How do i get "myKey" out of my configuration?
Is that what it's there for, custom stuff as well as the tapestry symbols?
Cheers
Chris
I pasted shiro's debug logs below.
As far as I can see two rememberMe cookies are created: one with value
"deleteMe" that gets deleted immediately since Max-Age=0 and another
rememberMe cookie that has expiration date 1 year from now. So why don't I
see this cookie in a browser?
There's a debug m
