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ASF GitHub Bot commented on CB-8761:
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Github user dpolivy commented on the pull request:

    
https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-file-transfer/pull/74#issuecomment-96058947
  
    @vladimir-kotikov Thanks for the comments! I addressed your feedback, and 
pushed up a new diff. I squashed the changes into a single commit -- hope that 
is OK (I'm not sure what the correct process is for that, but hopefully this 
makes it an easier merge for you).


> WP8: FileTransfer does not inherit cookies from WebBrowser
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: CB-8761
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-8761
>             Project: Apache Cordova
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Plugin File Transfer
>            Reporter: Dan Polivy
>
> On Android and iOS (and presumably other platforms), the file transfer plugin 
> will inherit any relevant cookies from the WebBrowser control when 
> communicating with a particular domain. On WP8, however, that is not the 
> case, as HttpWebRequest does not share cookies with the WebBrowser control.
> When cookies are used for authentication, and authentication is required for 
> file uploads, it becomes important to be able to set cookies on the 
> HttpWebRequest containing the upload. This should be supported on WP8 like it 
> is on other platforms.
> I have built a solution to this problem that works; it essentially copies the 
> relevant cookies from the WebBrowser control and manually generates a Cookie 
> header for the HttpWebRequest. Due to some bugs in the version of .NET on 
> WP8, not all cookie data is accessible in this manner (e.g. path, domain), 
> however enough is there to get the job done.
> This fix is more limited to only scenarios where the browser scheme and host 
> match that of the file transfer request to avoid any security issues with 
> cookies going to the wrong domain. In my scenario, I am hosting my web pages 
> remotely, on the same server I upload files to, so this works OK. 
> Unfortunately, it won't help with scenarios where the transfer is to a 
> different remote host.



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