Cookie

Cookie serializable

System.Net (system.dll) sealed class

This class represents an HTTP cookie, as standardized by RFC 2965 (ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2965.txt). A cookie represents a simple name -value pair that is sent back by the HTTP User-Agent on each subsequent request to the URL host that set the cookie. The rules governing the visibility, scope, and lifetime of cookies is well documented in the RFC; see that document for details. The Cookie has properties defined on it corresponding to the settable values in the RFC: principally, the Value property sets the value of the cookie, and the Name property sets the name by which the cookie's value can be retrieved.

As a User-Agent, adding a Cookie to an HttpWebRequest is as simple as adding the Cookie instance to the HttpWebRequest.CookieContainer property. When you receive a response from an HTTP server, it may contain one or more cookies. Use the HttpWebResponse.Cookies collection to obtain the cookies that the HTTP server sent you.

Note that, as a User-Agent (the client), it is the .NET programmer's responsibility for maintaining all the semantics of the RFCthat is, the cookie must only be sent back to the host that set it, the cookie can only be sent back if it obeys the " path " prefix set on the cookie, and so forth. Failure to do so could result in different hosts viewing cookies that they didn't set, which is a potential security hole (albeit only if a host puts sensitive material into the cookie in the first place). None of this is implemented in the HttpWebRequest or Cookie types.

 public sealed class  Cookie  {  // Public Constructors  public  Cookie  ( );    public  Cookie  (string   name   , string   value   );    public  Cookie  (string   name   , string   value   , string   path   );    public  Cookie  (string   name   , string   value   , string   path   , string   domain   );  // Public Instance Properties  public string  Comment  {set; get; }    public Uri  CommentUri  {set; get; }    public bool  Discard  {set; get; }    public string  Domain  {set; get; }    public bool  Expired  {set; get; }    public DateTime  Expires  {set; get; }    public string  Name  {set; get; }    public string  Path  {set; get; }    public string  Port  {set; get; }    public bool  Secure  {set; get; }    public DateTime  TimeStamp  {get; }    public string  Value  {set; get; }    public int  Version  {set; get; }  // Public Instance Methods  public override bool  Equals  (object   comparand   );  // overrides object  public override int  GetHashCode  ( );  // overrides object  public override string  ToString  ( );  // overrides object  } 

Returned By

CookieCollection.this

Passed To

CookieCollection.Add( ) , CookieContainer.Add( )



C# in a Nutshell
C # in a Nutshell, Second Edition
ISBN: 0596005261
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 963

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