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Application.SetCookie(Uri, String) Method

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Definition

Namespace:
System.Windows
Assembly:
PresentationFramework.dll

Creates a cookie for the location specified by a Uri.

public:
 static void SetCookie(Uri ^ uri, System::String ^ value);
public static void SetCookie (Uri uri, string value);
static member SetCookie : Uri * string -> unit
Public Shared Sub SetCookie (uri As Uri, value As String)

Parameters

uri
Uri

The Uri that specifies the location for which the cookie should be created.

value
String

The String that contains the cookie data.

Exceptions

Win32Exception

A Win32 error is raised by the InternetSetCookie function (called by SetCookie(Uri, String)) if a problem occurs when attempting to create the specified cookie.

Remarks

A cookie is an arbitrary piece of data that can be stored by an application on the client machine during application sessions (session cookies) or across application sessions (persistent cookies). You can create both types of cookies by calling SetCookie.

Cookie data typically takes the form of a name/value pair in the following format:

Name=Value

You pass a string of this format to SetCookie, along with the Uri of the location for which the cookie should be set (typically, the application domain).

Whether a cookie is a session cookie or a persistent cookie depends on whether the cookie string that you pass to SetCookie includes an expiry date. The string for a session cookie does not include an expiry date. The string for a persistent cookie does, and must be in the following format:

NAME=VALUE; expires=DAY, DD-MMM-YYYY HH:MM:SS GMT

Persistent cookies are stored in the current Windows installation's Temporary Internet Files folder until they expire, in which case they are deleted. You can delete a persistent cookie from your application by setting its expiry date to a date/time value that is in the past.

For an overview of cookies in WPF, see Navigation Overview.

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