Exposes static methods to create Cookie header with SameSite attribute support
All major browsers have recently rolled out feature to limit third-party cookie sharing by making use of a new attribute called SameSite. A lot applications are effected by this change as browsers are no longer sharing cookies unless they see an attribute Same-Site while setting Set-Cookie header.
If you use javax.servlet.http.Cookie class to create Cookies, they you probably would know that this class doesnot support SameSite property. SO the only work around for applications using this calss is to dump it and create Set-Cookie header manually. So this library makes it easy for you to do that.
package com.tgt.cookie.test
import com.tgt.egs.auth.cookie.CookieHeader;
public class Test {
private String getCookieHeader() {
return CookieHeader.createSetCookieHeader(cookieName, cookieValue,
cookieConfig.getDomain(), cookieConfig.getPath(), cookieConfig.getSameSite(), cookieConfig.isSecure(),
cookieConfig.isHttpOnly(), expiry);
}
}
String createSetCookieHeader(String cookieName, String cookieValue, String domain, String path,
String sameSite, boolean isSecure, boolean isHttpOnly, Integer maxAge)
String createSetCookieHeader(Cookie cookie, String sameSite)
void createSetCookieHeader(HttpServletResponse httpServletResponse, Cookie cookie, String sameSite)
void createSetCookieHeader(HttpServletResponse httpServletResponse, String cookieName,
String cookieValue, String domain, String path, String sameSite,
boolean isSecure, boolean isHttpOnly, Integer maxAge)
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