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Hello ,
I am using Azure API Manager for integrating with Ping Identity manager. while sending the request , Ping is expecting cookies (these are session cookies) . I have set cookie in header but these values are not passed.
I am testing using deprecated dev portal and setting cookies headers in APIM
Both APIM and IDP are in different domains.
Is APIM trimming headers>?
Naman Shah Thanks for posting your question in Microsoft Q&A. Based on the description above, you are setting cookie in header using APIM, but those values are not passed to the backend. Can you confirm if that cookie header is set via APIM policy? If so, can you share the code snippets of setting the header value and how do you call Ping endpoint?
Any additional details would help in understanding the issue better.
Naman Shah Just a follow up to see if you are still looking for an assistance.
Hello @MuthuKumaranMurugaachari-MSFT , we found that APIM was removing the Cookie header as frontend (APIM) domain was different and backend URL domain was different. We managed it by having APIM under the same domain name (e.g apimgw.abcd.com , backendapi.abcd.com). It worked. Thanks for followup;
Naman Shah Glad you found the solution, and thanks for sharing it with us.