cookiecontainer

问题 I'm trying to get cookies on the Spotify login page with C# and the HttpClient class. However, the CookieContainer is always empty when I know cookies are being set. I'm not sending any headers, but it should still give me the cookie(s) because when I send a GET request without any headers with python (requests module) I get the csrf token. Here's my code: using System; using System.Net; using System.Net.Http; using System.Net.Http.Headers; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System

问题 Does anyone know of a browser extension (preferably Firefox) that allows you to create independent cookie stores at a finer (and configurable) granularity than the specification? E.g. say http://a.example.com/ first sends Set-Cookie: a=bar; expires=Fri, 31-Dec-2010 23:59:59 GMT; path=/; domain=.example.com So clearly this would also be sent by Firefox for anything subsequently requested under http://b.example.com/ . I want the extension to not send the header for b.example.com. Typically,

问题 Does anyone know of a browser extension (preferably Firefox) that allows you to create independent cookie stores at a finer (and configurable) granularity than the specification? E.g. say http://a.example.com/ first sends Set-Cookie: a=bar; expires=Fri, 31-Dec-2010 23:59:59 GMT; path=/; domain=.example.com So clearly this would also be sent by Firefox for anything subsequently requested under http://b.example.com/ . I want the extension to not send the header for b.example.com. Typically,

问题 I'm trying to do 2 post requests on the same session but the second one always gives me the html source code of the home page... The 2 functions does exactly the same thing : do a post request and add it to the cookie container. At the end of the 2nd function, the responsestring sends me the html source page of the home page and not the one I was before. Whereas the responsetring (when I tried it before) in the 1st post request sends me the good html source page. Here is my code: private

问题 From what I understand, the basic use of the CookieContainer to persist cookies through HttpWebRequests is as follows: HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url); CookieContainer cookies = new CookieContainer(); request.CookieContainer = cookies; using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse()) { // Do stuff with response } then: request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(new url); request.CookieContainer = cookies; etc... But I'm having trouble

问题 I want to navigate to a page in a web app from a desktop app. "No problem", I hear you say, "just fire up the default browser with the correct URL". However, the web app uses ASP.NET Forms Authentication, and the users don't want to see the login page because they have already authenticated with the same credentials in the desktop app. That sounds simple enough, all I have to do is emit an HTTP POST from the desktop app with that fakes the postback from the web app's login page. The web app

问题 Since WebBrowser in C# shares cookies with all other instances of WebBrowsers including IE I would like for a WebBrowser to have it's own cookie container that doesn't share any cookies that was created previously in IE or other instances. So for example when I create a WebBrowser it shouldn't have any cookies. And when I run 2 instances of WebBrowsers they have their own cookie container and don't share or conflict cookies with each other. How can I achieve this ? 回答1: You could do this per

问题 I'm creating a client to visit a website and log in + do some tasks automatically, however they recently updated their cookies to (for whatever reason...) contain a comma inside their identification cookie. So for example, the Cookie will have a value similar to this: a,bcdefghijklmnop The problem is, according to msdn you can't use a comma nor a period inside a cookie's value. What I'm looking for is a way around this limitation, some way to make .net's Cookie's work nice with the commas. I

问题 Is the .NET class System.Net.CookieContainer thread safe? -- Update: Turnkey answered-- Is there any way to ensure thread safeness to variables which are modified during asynchronous requests (ie. HttpWebRequest.CookieContainer)? Is there any attribute to highlight thread safe classes? -- Update: If thread-safeness is described on MSDN then probably they don't have an attribute for this -- Are all .NET classes thread safe? -- Update: Marc answered-- I ask these questions because I use the

问题 I'm scrapping a page which is the result of a redirect: I visit page1 first, then it redirects to page2 via http-equiv="refresh" . I'm scrapping page2. Content on page2 is based on some cookies page1 sets. I see page1 returns 2 cookies, but when I request page 2 (sending the same CookieContainer , one cookie is missing. What's wrong in my code? Thank you: First : I create a CookieContainer and an HttpWebRequest and request for page1. HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create