Examples with CookieManager java.net.CookieManager used on opensource projects

Example 61 with CookieManager

use of java.net.CookieManager in project j2objc by google.

the class CookiesTest method testCookieStoreUriDropsFragment.

public void testCookieStoreUriDropsFragment() throws URISyntaxException {
    CookieStore cookieStore = new CookieManager().getCookieStore();
    cookieStore.add(new URI("http://a.com/a/foo#fragment"), new HttpCookie("a", "android"));
    assertEquals(Arrays.asList(new URI("http://a.com")), cookieStore.getURIs());
}

Example 62 with CookieManager

use of java.net.CookieManager in project j2objc by google.

the class CookiesTest method testNoCookieHeaderSentIfNoCookiesMatch.

public void testNoCookieHeaderSentIfNoCookiesMatch() throws IOException, URISyntaxException {
    CookieManager cookieManager = new CookieManager(null, ACCEPT_ORIGINAL_SERVER);
    Map<String, List<String>> cookieHeaders = cookieManager.get(new URI("http://android.com/foo/bar/"), EMPTY_COOKIES_MAP);
    assertTrue(cookieHeaders.toString(), cookieHeaders.isEmpty() || (cookieHeaders.size() == 1 && cookieHeaders.get("Cookie").isEmpty()));
}

Example 63 with CookieManager

use of java.net.CookieManager in project j2objc by google.

the class CookiesTest method testMatchingPathsAccepted.

public void testMatchingPathsAccepted() throws Exception {
    TestCookieStore cookieStore = new TestCookieStore();
    CookieManager cookieManager = new CookieManager(cookieStore, ACCEPT_ORIGINAL_SERVER);
    cookieManager.put(new URI("http://android.com/foo/bar/"), cookieHeaders("a=android;path=/foo"));
    assertEquals("/foo", cookieStore.getCookie("a").getPath());
}

Example 64 with CookieManager

use of java.net.CookieManager in project j2objc by google.

the class CookiesTest method testResponseWithMultipleCookieHeaderLines.

public void testResponseWithMultipleCookieHeaderLines() throws Exception {
    TestCookieStore cookieStore = new TestCookieStore();
    CookieManager cookieManager = new CookieManager(cookieStore, ACCEPT_ORIGINAL_SERVER);
    cookieManager.put(new URI("http://android.com"), cookieHeaders("a=android", "b=banana"));
    List<HttpCookie> cookies = sortedCopy(cookieStore.cookies);
    assertEquals(2, cookies.size());
    HttpCookie cookieA = cookies.get(0);
    assertEquals("a", cookieA.getName());
    assertEquals("android", cookieA.getValue());
    HttpCookie cookieB = cookies.get(1);
    assertEquals("b", cookieB.getName());
    assertEquals("banana", cookieB.getValue());
}

Example 65 with CookieManager

use of java.net.CookieManager in project j2objc by google.

the class CookiesTest method testCookieStoreGet.

public void testCookieStoreGet() throws Exception {
    CookieStore cookieStore = new CookieManager().getCookieStore();
    HttpCookie cookiePort1 = createCookie("a1", "android", "a.com", "/path1");
    HttpCookie cookiePort2 = createCookie("a2", "android", "a.com", "/path2");
    HttpCookie secureCookie = createCookie("a3", "android", "a.com", "/path3");
    secureCookie.setSecure(true);
    HttpCookie notSecureCookie = createCookie("a4", "android", "a.com", "/path4");
    HttpCookie bCookie = createCookie("b1", "android", "b.com", "/path5");
    cookieStore.add(new URI("http://a.com:443/path1"), cookiePort1);
    cookieStore.add(new URI("http://a.com:8080/path2"), cookiePort2);
    cookieStore.add(new URI("https://a.com:443/path3"), secureCookie);
    cookieStore.add(new URI("https://a.com:443/path4"), notSecureCookie);
    cookieStore.add(new URI("https://b.com:8080/path5"), bCookie);
    List<HttpCookie> expectedStoreCookies = new ArrayList<>();
    expectedStoreCookies.add(cookiePort1);
    expectedStoreCookies.add(cookiePort2);
    expectedStoreCookies.add(secureCookie);
    expectedStoreCookies.add(notSecureCookie);
    // The default CookieStore implementation on Android is currently responsible for matching
    // the host/domain but not handling other cookie rules: it ignores the scheme (e.g. "secure"
    // checks), port and path.
    // The tests below fail on the RI. It looks like in the RI it is CookieStoreImpl that is
    // enforcing "secure" checks.
    assertEquals(expectedStoreCookies, cookieStore.get(new URI("http://a.com:443/anypath")));
    assertEquals(expectedStoreCookies, cookieStore.get(new URI("http://a.com:8080/anypath")));
    assertEquals(expectedStoreCookies, cookieStore.get(new URI("https://a.com/anypath")));
    assertEquals(expectedStoreCookies, cookieStore.get(new URI("http://a.com/anypath")));
}