Browsers only send the cookie name and value. Expiration, path, and other attributes are unknown since they are not sent by a browser.

But the browser stores all this information itself so it knows when to send the cookie. It just doesn't send everything about the cookie.

-Tim

Jessica P. Hekman wrote:

Hi all. I know it's a little obnoxious to re-send this message, but I didn't get a response, and I know that this list is high-volume enough that it's easy for posts to be overlooked.

I am at a complete loss as to why, when I set a cookie under /foo/bar, I
cannot then see it under /foo -- while Cookie.getPath() returns "null" (whether I call Cookie.setPath() or not). Surely if the problem were that
the browser doesn't return the path information, the cookie would be
available at all paths (or no paths)?


Thanks,


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