iRule to take cookie from HTTP Response into HTTP Request via table

[matfreem]

Sanitized version of an iRule. It’s main function is to take a cookie from a HTTP Response; put the value into a table and then insert into a HTTP request.

The switch statement section has been stripped right back. So please re-construct to your own needs.

The iRule contains some failsafe testing table look-ups and logging.

when HTTP_REQUEST {
#
set requestjcookie "jcookie"
set dailycookie [table lookup -subtable "change-me-cookie" $requestjcookie]
#
#log local0. "CHANGE-ME: HTTP Request Cookie $dailycookie"
#
switch -glob [HTTP::path] {

Note: Section stripped back. Please re-create as per  the need

HTTP::cookie remove "JSESSIONID"
HTTP::cookie insert name "JSESSIONID" value $dailycookie

}
}

when HTTP_RESPONSE {
if { [HTTP::header exists "Set-cookie" ] } {
set cookies [HTTP::cookie names]
foreach cookie $cookies {
set cookie_value [HTTP::cookie $cookie]
# log local0. "CHANGE-ME: $cookie_value"
set responsejcookie "jcookie"
table set -subtable "change-me-cookie" $responsejcookie $cookie_value indef
table replace -subtable "change-me-cookie" $responsejcookie $cookie_value indef
set viewtb [table lookup -subtable "change-me-cookie" $responsejcookie]
# log local0. "CHANGE-ME: Listing $viewtb"
}
}
}

[LiefZimmerman]

Thanks for the contribution @matfreem.
Quick note on your code contribution.

• If you choose the </> button in the editor toolbar.
• Select language = tcl 
• paste your content in.

when HTTP_RESPONSE {
if { [HTTP::header exists "Set-cookie" ] } {
set cookies [HTTP::cookie names]

It'll come out with some nice color-coded syntax.

(NOTE: there is a bug adding spaces above and below the codeblocks.
While that is being worked on in the background - you can alleviate the issue by leaving (or re-adding) this wrapper div in your content using the HTML button.

<div class="lia-message-template-content-zone">
...all your stuff in here...
</div>