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The following table shows how the value of the CookiePathScope parameter works with the following settings:
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If the CookiePath value is: |
And the CookiePathScope value is: |
Then the following path is used: |
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/BasicA |
0 |
/BasicA |
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/BasicA |
1 |
/Path1 |
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/BasicA |
2 |
/Path1/Path2 |
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/BasicA |
3 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3 |
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/BasicA |
4 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4 |
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/BasicA |
5 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4 |
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/BasicA |
99 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4 |
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/ or "undefined" |
0 |
/ |
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/ or "undefined" |
1 |
/Path1 |
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/ or "undefined" |
2 |
/Path1/Path2 |
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/ or "undefined" |
3 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3 |
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/ or "undefined" |
4 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4 |
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/ or "undefined" |
5 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4 |
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/ or "undefined" |
99 |
/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4 |
These settings also affect simple SSO. For example, if the value of the CookiePathScope is set to 1 or higher,users will get challenged for credentials for both /BasicA/Index.html and /BasicB/Index.html since the SESSION cookie with a path /BasicA will not be valid for /BasicB/Index.html request.
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