HTTP - Java Network Programming - page 185

@Override
public boolean shouldAccept ( URI uri , HttpCookie cookie ) {
if ( uri . getAuthority (). toLowerCase (). endsWith ( ".gov" )
|| cookie . getDomain (). toLowerCase (). endsWith ( ".gov" )) {
return false ;
}
return true ;
}
}
CookieStore
It is sometimes necessary to put and get cookies locally. For instance, when an applica‐
tion quits, it can save the cookie store to disk and load those cookies again when it next
starts up. You can retrieve the store in which the CookieManager saves its cookies with
the getCookieStore() method:
CookieStore store = manager . getCookieStore ();
The CookieStore class allows you to add, remove, and list cookies so you can control
the cookies that are sent outside the normal flow of HTTP requests and responses:
public void add ( URI uri , HttpCookie cookie )
public List < HttpCookie > get ( URI uri )
public List < HttpCookie > getCookies ()
public List < URI > getURIs ()
public boolean remove ( URI uri , HttpCookie cookie )
public boolean removeAll ()
Each cookie in the store is encapsulated in an HttpCookie object that provides methods
for inspecting the attributes of the cookie summarized in Example 6-2 .
Example 6-2. The HTTPCookie class
package java . net ;
public class HttpCookie implements Cloneable {
public HttpCookie ( String name , String value )
public boolean hasExpired ()
public void setComment ( String comment )
public String getComment ()
public void setCommentURL ( String url )
public String getCommentURL ()
public void setDiscard ( boolean discard )
public boolean getDiscard ()
public void setPortlist ( String ports )
public String getPortlist ()
public void setDomain ( String domain )
public String getDomain ()
public void setMaxAge ( long expiry )
public long getMaxAge ()