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Part VI Diagnostics
Insert HTTP Parameters
If HTTP parameters are required, enter them as name-value pairs. For example
jsessionid=1234
In a HTTP Request, HTTP parameters are usually appended to the URL request and separated by
a semicolon ";". For example,
http://server:port/news/index.jsp;jsessionid=1234?name=fred
Any number of parameters can be included, each separated by a semicolon.
Insert Cookies
Although you can add cookie headers directly in the Request Headers field, it's recommended
you use the Cookie String field to insert cookies in the HTTP request header. The "Cookie:"
header name is not required. It is added automatically to the request if cookies are used.
For example if you want to add the following to a request:
Cookie: Customer="Person_1"
type:
Customer="Person_1"
in the Cookie field.
If your cookie consists of multiple parts, use a semi-colon as a delimiter.
For example to add
Cookie:Ver="1"; Customer="Person_1"; $Path="/acme"
type the following in the cookie field:
Ver="1"; Customer="Person_1"; $Path="/acme"
Insert Other Headers
Use the Request Headers field for additional HTTP request headers that take the form of a name-
value pair. For example the header "Pragma: no-cache" can be represented by adding Pragma to
the Name area, and no-cache to the Value area.
The maximum number of name-value pairs that can be added is 20.
Note: There is no need to enter a "Host:" header, as the WebLogic Mobility Server Application
Server console generates this automatically.
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