Dear All,

I have written a Java Server Page and I have added this as my first
line of Java code:
Cookie cookies[] = request.getCookies();

When I loop through the cookies like this
     out.println("<table>");
     for (int i=0; i<cookies.length; i++) {
       out.println("<tr>");
       out.println("<td>" + cookies[i].getName() + "</td>");
       out.println("<td>" + cookies[i].getDomain() + "</td>");
       out.println("<td>" + cookies[i].getPath() + "</td>");
       out.println("<td>" + cookies[i].getValue() + "</td>");
       out.println("<td>" + cookies[i].getMaxAge() + "</td>");
       out.println("</tr>");
     }
     out.println("</table>");
I get all the cookies BUT ONE!

I make sure I use the same browser window throughout. I am running all
kinds of applications on my machine, e.g. some based on ASP Classic
etc. I am also runnig a CGI application developed in Delphi with an
add-on called CGI Expert. In that application a cookie is set with name
$$Default. With ASP, Perl etc. my scripts show all the (session)
cookies like JSESSIONID, ASPSESSIONXXX, incl. the one called $$Default.
However, when I run my Java Server Page, I see all those other cookies
but the $$Default cookie is not shown!!!

Unfortunately, I am interested to get hold of that very cookie! Is
there maybe a way to get hold of something that is send along in the
headers called HTTP_COOKIE? I have already tried to use a servlet and
to get this thing by invoking:
servlet.getInitParameter("HTTP_COOKIE")
to no avail. Please help! TIA

Kind regards,
Dobedani
Wageningen
The Netherlands