My site does not have a domain name, just an IP address.

I set a cookie in ASP.Net and I can read it with no problem on subsequent
pages.

My problem is that I want to actually see the file on my local workstation
(Windows XP) but I can not seem to find it?

I have looked in the Temporary Internet Files folder and the Cookies folder
for my network user within Documents and Settings. But when I create the
cookie programatically, I still can not see the actual file?

Could anyone explain why I would not see the file?

Is it because I am using an IP address for my site rather than a domain name?

it depends on the browser used where the cookie file is located. ie stores
its cookies in C:\Documents and Settings\username\Cookies\(E-Mail Removed)

note: if its a session cookie, then its not written to disk.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)




"Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:69A41C80-954A-4D73-AF9D-(E-Mail Removed)...
> My site does not have a domain name, just an IP address.
>
> I set a cookie in ASP.Net and I can read it with no problem on subsequent
> pages.
>
> My problem is that I want to actually see the file on my local workstation
> (Windows XP) but I can not seem to find it?
>
> I have looked in the Temporary Internet Files folder and the Cookies
> folder
> for my network user within Documents and Settings. But when I create the
> cookie programatically, I still can not see the actual file?
>
> Could anyone explain why I would not see the file?
>
> Is it because I am using an IP address for my site rather than a domain
> name?
>
>