A DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST :
In an application that uses JavaFX's and WebKit, it seems the default cookie handler is com.sun.webkit.network.CookieManager which seems to implement a more current RFC than java.net.CookieManager. A problem I run into is that com.sun.webkit.network.CookieManager and com.sun.webkit.network.CookieStorage do not implement getCookieStorage() and getCookies() like java.net.CookieManager does. This makes it impossible to read and write the cookies with that CookieManager
JUSTIFICATION :
I'm developing an application that is sort of like a browser but it stores cookies in a server application I'm writing as well. I need to be able to read all cookies, serialize them, deserialize them and write them. Without those methods it is impossible.
In an application that uses JavaFX's and WebKit, it seems the default cookie handler is com.sun.webkit.network.CookieManager which seems to implement a more current RFC than java.net.CookieManager. A problem I run into is that com.sun.webkit.network.CookieManager and com.sun.webkit.network.CookieStorage do not implement getCookieStorage() and getCookies() like java.net.CookieManager does. This makes it impossible to read and write the cookies with that CookieManager
JUSTIFICATION :
I'm developing an application that is sort of like a browser but it stores cookies in a server application I'm writing as well. I need to be able to read all cookies, serialize them, deserialize them and write them. Without those methods it is impossible.
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JDK-8090959 WebNode should store and manage cookies independently from default CookieHandler
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