B JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Cookies

This appendix contains the following topic:

B.1 Web Runtime Cookies

This table lists the web runtime cookies that the HTML Web Server sends to a web browser when running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne web applications.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Web Runtime Cookie Purpose Life Span Turn ON/OFF
com_jdedwards_LastLayout This cookie stores the OneWorld Portal Workspace (WORKSPACEID) that was last accessed by a user (USERID).

Note: This cookie is only applicable to OneWorld Portal users.

The life span of the cookie is one year. You cannot turn off this cookie.
com_jdedwards_CSN This cookie stores the information to implement critical state functionality for the HTML Client Component running inside the OneWorld Portal. 10000 milliseconds. You cannot turn off this cookie.
advancedState This cookie stores the information about whether to display the Environment and Role fields on the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne sign-in screen. Seven days. This cookie is created only if the DisplayEnvironment property defined in the [LOGIN] section of the JAS.INI is not set to "HIDDEN".
jdeLoginCookie This cookie stores the username, password, role, language code and rtlLayout information about a user's login in an encrypted format. The life span of the cookie depends on the value of CookieLifeTime property defined in the [SECURITY] section of the JAS.INI file. If this property is not defined, then by default, this cookie's life span is set to seven days. This cookie is not created if the UseLogonCookie property defined in the [SECURITY] section of the JAS.INI is set to false. The system does not create this cookie by default.
AutoPopulate This cookie stores a user's preference of whether to auto populate the grid on a form. A user can turn the autopopulate grid option on/off by using the AutoPopulate option in the Tools menu on a form. The life span of the cookie one year. You cannot turn off this cookie.
maxLogLength This cookie determines the maximum number of javascript debug statements that can be logged using JSMonitor.log() API. The default value for this cookie is 15. A developer can turn on the logging by clicking the Enable JSMonitor button after pressing Ctrl+D. This cookie never expires. You cannot turn off this cookie.