on 2018 Jan 25 11:04 AM
Request clarification before answering.
Hi Flávio
Let me double-check that I understand the issue: When an HTTP client makes a request to your HTTPS channel, you want the client to receive a cookie? I'll assume that is the case.
Keep in mind that cookies are nothing but request and response HTTP headers. In order to set a cookie, add a Set-Cookie header using a Content Modifier step. For the full syntax of the Set-Cookie header, please see this mozilla.org page.
Regards,
Morten
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