httpwebrequence cookie problem

[octavio.filipe]

Hi,

I'm trying to use the following code:
HttpWebRequest webRequest = WebRequest.Crea te(LOGIN_URL) as HttpWebRequest;
webRequest.Cook ieContainer = new CookieContainer ();

HttpWebResponse webResponse = (HttpWebRespons e) webRequest.GetR esponse();
This code let me get the cookie (cookie PHPSESSID) I need, from
webResponse.
I will need this cookie to get the page that i really need.
Now I will copy the cookie to the HttpWebRequest that i will use to get the
real needed page:
HttpWebRequest httpWebRequestL ogin =
HttpWebRequest. Create(LOGIN_UR L_LOGIN) as HttpWebRequest;
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer = new CookieContainer ();
//note: webResponse.Coo kies[0] have the PHPSESSID cookie (i know this)
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer.Add(webRe sponse.Cookies[0]);
httpWebRequestL ogin.Method="PO ST";
httpWebRequestL ogin.ContentTyp e="applicatio n/x-www-form-urlencoded";

StreamWriter requestWriter = new StreamWriter
(httpWebRequest Login.GetReques tStream());
requestWriter.W rite(data);
requestWriter.C lose();

//lets try to get the page
HttpWebResponse httpWebResponse Login =
(HttpWebRespons e) httpWebRequestL ogin.GetRespons e();
The page didn't come out! Because the cookie PHPSESSID wasn't on the
httpWebRequestL ogin, I think!
So what in the name of LORD am I doing wrong (in the process of copying the
cookie from the webResponse to the httWebRequestLo gin)?
Please help me...
Thanks on advance,
o.f

[Feroze [msft]]

Why are you creating a new cookiecontainer for the next request? You should
just reuse the first cookiecontainer that you created, and it should just
work fine. WebRequest will send the cookie in that container to the new
server, after making sure that the domains etc match.

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"octavio.filipe " <02********@net cabo.pt> wrote in message
news:Xn******** *************** **********@207. 46.248.16...

Hi,

I'm trying to use the following code:
HttpWebRequest webRequest = WebRequest.Crea te(LOGIN_URL) as
HttpWebRequest;
webRequest.Cook ieContainer = new CookieContainer ();

HttpWebResponse webResponse = (HttpWebRespons e) webRequest.GetR esponse();
This code let me get the cookie (cookie PHPSESSID) I need, from
webResponse.
I will need this cookie to get the page that i really need.
Now I will copy the cookie to the HttpWebRequest that i will use to get
the
real needed page:
HttpWebRequest httpWebRequestL ogin =
HttpWebRequest. Create(LOGIN_UR L_LOGIN) as HttpWebRequest;
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer = new CookieContainer ();
//note: webResponse.Coo kies[0] have the PHPSESSID cookie (i know this)
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer.Add(webRe sponse.Cookies[0]);
httpWebRequestL ogin.Method="PO ST";
httpWebRequestL ogin.ContentTyp e="applicatio n/x-www-form-urlencoded";

StreamWriter requestWriter = new StreamWriter
(httpWebRequest Login.GetReques tStream());
requestWriter.W rite(data);
requestWriter.C lose();

//lets try to get the page
HttpWebResponse httpWebResponse Login =
(HttpWebRespons e) httpWebRequestL ogin.GetRespons e();
The page didn't come out! Because the cookie PHPSESSID wasn't on the
httpWebRequestL ogin, I think!
So what in the name of LORD am I doing wrong (in the process of copying
the
cookie from the webResponse to the httWebRequestLo gin)?
Please help me...
Thanks on advance,
o.f

[Feroze [msft]]

Why are you creating a new cookiecontainer for the next request? You should
just reuse the first cookiecontainer that you created, and it should just
work fine. WebRequest will send the cookie in that container to the new
server, after making sure that the domains etc match.

--
feroze

-----------------
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rights.

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"octavio.filipe " <02********@net cabo.pt> wrote in message
news:Xn******** *************** **********@207. 46.248.16...

Hi,

I'm trying to use the following code:
HttpWebRequest webRequest = WebRequest.Crea te(LOGIN_URL) as
HttpWebRequest;
webRequest.Cook ieContainer = new CookieContainer ();

HttpWebResponse webResponse = (HttpWebRespons e) webRequest.GetR esponse();
This code let me get the cookie (cookie PHPSESSID) I need, from
webResponse.
I will need this cookie to get the page that i really need.
Now I will copy the cookie to the HttpWebRequest that i will use to get
the
real needed page:
HttpWebRequest httpWebRequestL ogin =
HttpWebRequest. Create(LOGIN_UR L_LOGIN) as HttpWebRequest;
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer = new CookieContainer ();
//note: webResponse.Coo kies[0] have the PHPSESSID cookie (i know this)
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer.Add(webRe sponse.Cookies[0]);
httpWebRequestL ogin.Method="PO ST";
httpWebRequestL ogin.ContentTyp e="applicatio n/x-www-form-urlencoded";

StreamWriter requestWriter = new StreamWriter
(httpWebRequest Login.GetReques tStream());
requestWriter.W rite(data);
requestWriter.C lose();

//lets try to get the page
HttpWebResponse httpWebResponse Login =
(HttpWebRespons e) httpWebRequestL ogin.GetRespons e();
The page didn't come out! Because the cookie PHPSESSID wasn't on the
httpWebRequestL ogin, I think!
So what in the name of LORD am I doing wrong (in the process of copying
the
cookie from the webResponse to the httWebRequestLo gin)?
Please help me...
Thanks on advance,
o.f

[o.f]

What you are saying is that I should do something like this:

CookieContainer cc = webRequest.Cook ieContainer;
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer = cc;

or should I use this:

CookieContainer cc = new CookieContainer ();
cc.add(webRespo nse.Cookies[0]);

My doubt is: should i copy the CookieContainer from the WebRequest, or
should I create a CookieContainer and add the Cookie that i whant from
webResponse?
This doubt exists because if I debug the response I can see the cookie
i whant to copy, but if i debug the request i can't see the cookie i
want anywhere!

Thanks
o.f

On Thu, 19 May 2005 15:56:15 -0700, "Feroze [msft]"
<fe*****@online .microsoft.com> wrote:

Why are you creating a new cookiecontainer for the next request? You should
just reuse the first cookiecontainer that you created, and it should just
work fine. WebRequest will send the cookie in that container to the new
server, after making sure that the domains etc match.

[Feroze [msft]]

You shoud use the first option:

CookieContainer cc = new CookieContainer ();
httpWebRequest. CookieContainer = cc;

and make sure you use the same cookiecontainer for all webrequest's

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"o.f" <02********@net cabo.pt> wrote in message
news:rt******** *************** *********@4ax.c om...

What you are saying is that I should do something like this:

CookieContainer cc = webRequest.Cook ieContainer;
httpWebRequestL ogin.CookieCont ainer = cc;

or should I use this:

CookieContainer cc = new CookieContainer ();
cc.add(webRespo nse.Cookies[0]);

My doubt is: should i copy the CookieContainer from the WebRequest, or
should I create a CookieContainer and add the Cookie that i whant from
webResponse?
This doubt exists because if I debug the response I can see the cookie
i whant to copy, but if i debug the request i can't see the cookie i
want anywhere!

Thanks
o.f

On Thu, 19 May 2005 15:56:15 -0700, "Feroze [msft]"
<fe*****@online .microsoft.com> wrote:

Why are you creating a new cookiecontainer for the next request? You
should
just reuse the first cookiecontainer that you created, and it should just
work fine. WebRequest will send the cookie in that container to the new
server, after making sure that the domains etc match.