Cookie vs HttpCookie

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Ivan Demkovitch

Hi!

System.Net.Cookie class offers greater flexibility for working with Cookies
compare to System.Web.HttpCookie.

Is there any way to work with cookies thru System.Net.Cookie instead of
plain httpCookie???

TIA!
 
no.

System.Net.Cookie manages the client cookies if you .net code is going to
make a webrequest.
HttpCookieCollection manges the cookie received by the server (from a
HttpRequest), and that may be sent back to the client (thru a HttpResponse).

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
 

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