C# - What Languages Can Use The System.Net.CookieContainer Class
Aug 10, 2010
I'm working on a webservice that needs to be contacted from different clients. Since I never know what language the client will be using I was wondering if every language can retrieve and pass a Class of the type "System.Net.CookieContainer". Ex: I have a webservice that authenticates a client and returns a CookieContainer (this can be passed in the following requests). This way I can keep that session active.
Client 1 will use .net (this works obviously).
Client 2 will use php (will this work?).
Client 3 will use java (will this work?).
The reason why I would like to use this is because a user can authenticate with our webservice and in the following requests he doesn't need to do the authentication again. After some searching arround I've found the CookieContainer solution.
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