Hello All, Is there a problem when a comma appears in a cookie value? See 02109POS below. It has a comma in the value and is split into two cookies. IE at least parses this cookie as one cookie. Is there a workaround for this?
My understanding is that a cookie value can have any character other than a semicolon, space, or tab. I got the following Set-Cookie headers: [DEBUG] wire - -<< "Set-cookie: CDSContentDistributor=137169; expires=Tuesday, 17-Jun-03 20:52:01 GMT; path=/[\r][\n]" [DEBUG] wire - -<< "Set-cookie: 02109POS=<www4210513143792642538,>; domain=.fidelity.com; path=/; expires=Fri, 12-Sep-2003 00:00:00 GMT;[\r][\n]" [DEBUG] wire - -<< "Set-cookie: MC=clHza1XIKW50aXo3nr5LD3gDFYMSAiWYtqihBBHXpfPA37wNqncGBAAAAQAGBT7vfRkAP03; expires=Monday, 15-Sep-2003 20:42:01 GMT; domain=.fidelity.com; path=/[\r][\n]" And HttpClient sent the following Cookies: [DEBUG] wire - ->> "Cookie: $Version=0; CDSContentDistributor=137169; $Path=/[\r][\n]" [DEBUG] wire - ->> "Cookie: $Version=0; 02109POS=<www4210513143792642538[\r][\n]" [DEBUG] wire - ->> "Cookie: $Version=0; >=; $Domain=.fidelity.com; $Path=/[\r][\n]" [DEBUG] wire - ->> "Cookie: $Version=0; MC=clHza1XIKW50aXo3nr5LD3gDFYMSAiWYtqihBBHXpfPA37wNqncGBAAAAQAGBT7vfRkAP03; $Domain=.fidelity.com; $Path=/[\r][\n]" Thanks, Ron Tower
