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api: add override mechanism for SOAP Header.Cookie #3636
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Sessions are consumed by API endpoints via one of: - HTTP Cookie (vim25 for example) - HTTP Header (vmodl2 /rest and /api) - SOAP Header (pbm, vslm, sms for example) The soap.Client had always set the SOAP Header cookie regardless if consumed by an API endpoint. Clients must now opt-in to this behavior if they need it, such as pbm and vslm. This also allows clients to change the name of soap.Header.Cookie (default is still "vcSessionCookie") vcsim: add override mechanism for session mapping On the simulator side, API endpoints can specify where a session is sourced from. Default is still the "vmware_soap_session" HTTP Cookie. The pbm simulator now specifies the "vcSessionCookie" SOAP Header, behaving as real pbm/VC does. Signed-off-by: Doug MacEachern <[email protected]>
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Thanks Doug!
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In 1918984 / PR vmware#3636 we deferred the http.CookieJar lookup until request time. Fallback to using Path="/" if initial lookup fails. Signed-off-by: Doug MacEachern <[email protected]>
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In 1918984 / PR #3636 we deferred the http.CookieJar lookup until request time. Fallback to using Path="/" if initial lookup fails. Signed-off-by: Doug MacEachern <[email protected]>
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Sessions are consumed by API endpoints via one of:
The soap.Client had always set the SOAP Header cookie regardless if consumed by an API endpoint.
Clients must now opt-in to this behavior if they need it, such as pbm and vslm.
This also allows clients to change the name of soap.Header.Cookie (default is still "vcSessionCookie")
vcsim: add override mechanism for session mapping
On the simulator side, API endpoints can specify where a session is sourced from. Default is still the "vmware_soap_session" HTTP Cookie. The pbm simulator now specifies the "vcSessionCookie" SOAP Header, behaving as real pbm/VC does.