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when server responses with header Set-Cookie: ADS=SN=175A21EF. What does it mean? Do i have to save one cookie with name ADS containing data SN=175A21EF or are there two cookies ADS and SN containing data 175A21EF?
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According to the specs (HTTP State Management Mechanism, HTTP, and the old RFC, superseded by 2965 – rfc 2109) it should be interpreted as "ADS" = "SN=175A21EF". There cannot be two cookies, a "Set-cookie" header can contain only one value and some another pre-defined key=value pairs separated by
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