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Asked: 2026-06-06T07:39:28+00:00

Suppose I created a cookie with one year expiration in domain abc.com and now

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Suppose I created a cookie with one year expiration in domain abc.com and now

  • I am accessing any page from this domain will the cookie be attached automatically to the Request object.
  • I have a webservice in the same domain abc.com. Will the web service be able to access the cookie whenever a call is being made from abc.com or from xyz.com
  • Suppose I have an updatepanel and I click a button inside it, will I be able to access the cookie the async method.
  • From xyz.com can I asynchronously check the presence of this cookie with the help to HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse classes in asp.net. (Because I feel this is also actually sending a request from the browser)
  • How actually will the CookieContainer help me in reading cookies from one domain to another domain ?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Assuming the requests come from a browser, you will get any cookies that your domain is allowed to have. As far as cookie-sharing, take a look at this article.

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