Question

I am developing a web browser in java .
To parse the HTML page into a DOM document
then to render it I use an API “cobra” . But
it is not cookie enabled . So I have to manage it
by myself. I create a class that can collect cookie
from web-page . That is not my problem. But the
problem is that when I click in log-in button
of a website that need cookie to log-in like
facebook (because log-in button is a java-script
button so my browser has to implement the
java-script function .But that API can also handle
java-script function) as an event of button clicking
the API internally create a connection to server and
send the data. But I need to create that connection to
the server for setting cookie. Because the API internally create the URL-Connection ( The API has no method
to set property to URL-Connection ) .So how can I send cookie
with URL-connection . If you have any better idea that
can solve my crisis plz share with me.

Answer 1

You’ve not posted any code that makes a request, but I think what you need to do is this:

URLConnection conn = you get a connection from somewhere...;
...
conn.setRequestProperty("Cookie", "cookieName=cookieValue");
...

See here for more details, Also you may want to research cookies a bit to make sure your implementation is secure and works.

Also, remember that javascript is allowed access to cookies through document.cookie.