Hi,

in iOS there is shared singleton object (per app) NSHTTPCookieStorage that provides and API for the user to manipulate cookies per se. Not sure I understand but you mean accessing the cookies associated with Pipe  and have a way to manipulate them instead of going through the underlying platforms cookie manager.. ?

Thanks,
Christos


On Jun 26, 2013, at 12:15 AM, Kris Borchers <kborcher@redhat.com> wrote:



On Jun 25, 2013, at 15:58, Summers Pittman <supittma@redhat.com> wrote:

Y'all,

One of the open issues in Android today was to create a way to disable
the cookie store.  After discussion, Passos and I decided to punt the
issue and expand it to create a Cookie API for the projects to follow.

The big issue with cookies on Android right now is they are global to
the application (A Java sdk/Android ism) and we don't provide a easy
facade or view into what is actually going on under the hood.

Before wandering off into the woods and making up some Android specific
nonsense we decided to get feedback from the community and try to make
some kind of spec.  What should we provide, how should it look across
platforms, and what are the limitations of the platforms we have to
support? (I'm looking at you in browser java script)

I'm not sure JS needs any sort if cookie management API. Cookie management across browsers via JavaScript is pretty much identical from what I remember. But even beyond that, for the most part the browser handles cookies for us, passing them around and modifying them when necessary based on headers it receives so there is rarely the need to mess with cookies manually at all.

Summers
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