Persistent cookies and session cookies
HCL Compass Web creates session cookies on client computers during the active session. By default, HCL Compass Web also stores persistent cookies on client computers to personalize the logon process.
Persistent cookies remain on client computers until they expire one year later or are removed manually. This expiration period is renewed each time a new session is started. Disabling persistent cookies does not remove cookies that are stored on client computers.
Session cookies are written to client computers during the active session, even when persistent cookies are disabled. After a user logs out, the session cookies are removed.
Persistent cookies created by HCL Compass Web describes the persistent cookies that are created by HCL Compass Web.
| Cookie name | Description |
|---|---|
| schemarepo | Stores the schema repository name that was used in the previous session. This cookie populates the schema repository field with when the user logs on. |
| username | Stores the user name that was used in the previous session. This cookie populates the user name field when the user logs on. |