CookieHeaderEncoding
Logic for encoding and decoding Cookie and Set-Cookie headers.
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class Objecttrait Matchableclass Any
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object Cookies
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Decodes a Cookie header value as a proper cookie set.
Decodes a Cookie header value as a proper cookie set.
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- cookieHeader
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the Cookie header value
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decoded cookies
Decodes a Set-Cookie header value as a proper cookie set.
Decodes a Set-Cookie header value as a proper cookie set.
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- cookieHeader
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the Set-Cookie header value
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decoded cookies
Encodes cookies as a Set-Cookie HTTP header.
Encodes cookies as a Set-Cookie HTTP header.
Value parameters
- cookies
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the Cookies to encode
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- Returns
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a valid Set-Cookie header value
Encodes cookies as a Set-Cookie HTTP header.
Encodes cookies as a Set-Cookie HTTP header.
Value parameters
- cookies
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the Cookies to encode
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a valid Set-Cookie header value
Merges an existing Cookie header with new cookie values
Merges an existing Cookie header with new cookie values
Value parameters
- cookieHeader
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the existing Cookie header value
- cookies
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the new cookies to encode
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- Returns
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a valid Cookie header value
Merges an existing Set-Cookie header with new cookie values
Merges an existing Set-Cookie header with new cookie values
Value parameters
- cookieHeader
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the existing Set-Cookie header value
- cookies
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the new cookies to encode
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a valid Set-Cookie header value
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Play doesn't support multiple values per header, so has to compress cookies into one header. The problem is, Set-Cookie doesn't support being compressed into one header, the reason being that the separator character for header values, comma, is used in the dates in the Expires attribute of a cookie value. So we synthesise our own separator, that we use here, and before we send the cookie back to the client.
Play doesn't support multiple values per header, so has to compress cookies into one header. The problem is, Set-Cookie doesn't support being compressed into one header, the reason being that the separator character for header values, comma, is used in the dates in the Expires attribute of a cookie value. So we synthesise our own separator, that we use here, and before we send the cookie back to the client.