Hi all,
I am beginnig to try out the exciting Web stuff in .NET, so please forgive
my perhaps silly question.
I am trying to communicate with a Web server using HttpWebRequest
and -Response classes from a WinForms application. The server may set and
read back cookies.
Do I have to support the server in a special way (like a browser), and if
so, where do I have to look for some documentation? Or are cookies handled
transparently?
Thanks in advance,
ulrich
3  1086 
You'll need to create an instance of the CookieContainer class and
attach the container to the Cookie property before sending each
request. The CookieContainer will manage the cookies for you then.
--
Scott http://www.OdeToCode.com/
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 21:52:43 +0200, "Ulrich Sprick"
<ul***********@ gmx.de> wrote: Hi all,
I am beginnig to try out the exciting Web stuff in .NET, so please forgive
my perhaps silly question.
I am trying to communicate with a Web server using HttpWebRequest
and -Response classes from a WinForms application. The server may set and
read back cookies.
Do I have to support the server in a special way (like a browser), and if
so, where do I have to look for some documentation? Or are cookies handled
transparentl y?
Thanks in advance,
ulrich
Umm.... I must have had my dark sunglasses on while browsing though MSDN
last night, I simply overlooked the CookieContainer property. Sorry for
that. I am looking in the right direction, am I?
Ulrich
YES! I'm on the way! Thanks for the response!
ulrich
"Scott Allen" <bitmask@[nospam].fred.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:ui******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... You'll need to create an instance of the CookieContainer class and
attach the container to the Cookie property before sending each
request. The CookieContainer will manage the cookies for you then.
--
Scott
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