What is the difference between System.Net.Cookie and System.Web.HttpCookie?

Question

I get an HTTPCookie, but I need a Net.Cookie. Is that something you can redo, or how can I do it?

Answer 1

In fact, you have two questions:

• The difference between System.Web.HttpCookie and System.Net.Cookie
• How to convert from HTTPCookie to Cookie.

Part 1)
This question is really interesting, I still think why there are two classes that look pretty much the same. My initial thought was System.Web.HttpCookie inherits System.Net.Cookie , but this is not how it directly inherits from Object, so these are different classes, but the properties correspond a lot, so this gives hope for a solution to Part 2.

Part 2)
I think that it can be converted to another theoretically, since both are objects, if you fill them correctly, how it will work, here is a little analysis when I compared two classes.

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Update: System.Web is intended for use in server applications, and System.Net is for client applications.

Some thoughts:

• Write a method or a static class that can convert one object to another, I did not check all of them, but the properties whose names match, the signature also matches.
• For properties that do not exist in another object, you can use some constant or value, which, as you know, corresponds to a scenario of the Port type.

Good luck, let me know how you came to the final decision, post the code or link.

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