The Jetty client is pretty good at what it does but it is not clear to me how can I create something like a cookiejar which will be updated on every time the server sends a new cookie header? Is there such a thing?
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The Jetty client is pretty good at what it does but it is not clear to me how can I create something like a cookiejar which will be updated on every time the server sends a new cookie header? Is there such a thing?
If using Java 6, you can use a CookieManager if you’re using UrlConnection. There are a few standard implementations that might do what you want. If using another http client, there’s probably a similar facility, but you can always get cookies from the responses and add them on the following requests.