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| #! /usr/local/bin/python
#
import Cookie
import os
import ughtml
# Create a cookie dictionary object
c1 = Cookie.Cookie()
# Create a cookie in c1
# This will be temporary and will disappear when the session is closed
c1["cracker"] = "hello"
# The RFC says you should always set this but it seems to work ok without it
c1["cracker"]["version"] = 1
# Create another one
c1["bisquit"] = "whatever"
# Make the browser store it for one hour
c1["bisquit"]["max-age"] = 3600 # Time to keep, in seconds
c1["bisquit"]["expires"] = 3600 # Obsolete, but Netscape still seems to require it
c1["bisquit"]["version"] = 1
# Print the headers that sets the cookies
print c1
# Print an ordinary html page
ughtml.printContentType()
ughtml.printHeaders("ug's Python cookie test")
# Print the cookie headers, as they were returned
print "<h3>Cookies set by this script</h3>"
print "<pre>"
print c1
print "</pre>"
# Load and print any cookies that were received
print "<h3>Received cookies</h3>"
try:
cookie = os.environ["HTTP_COOKIE"]
except KeyError:
print "No cookies were received"
else:
print "HTTP_COOKIE="+cookie
print "<p>"
c2 = Cookie.Cookie()
c2.load(os.environ["HTTP_COOKIE"])
print "<pre>"
print c2
print "</pre>"
print "If you run it more than once within"
print "a session, the cookies set by this script"
print "will also be received from the browser."
# Finish the page
ughtml.printFooter() |
