Example usage for org.apache.http.client CookieStore interface-usage

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From source file com.ab.http.PersistentCookieStore.java

/**
 * A persistent cookie store which implements the Apache HttpClient.
 *
 * {@link CookieStore} interface. Cookies are stored and will persist on the
 * user's device between application sessions since they are serialized and
 * stored in {@link SharedPreferences}.

From source file com.souche.android.framework.net.PersistentCookieStore.java

/**
 * A persistent cookie store which implements the Apache HttpClient {@link org.apache.http.client.CookieStore} interface.
 * Cookies are stored and will persist on the user's device between application sessions since they
 * are serialized and stored in {@link android.content.SharedPreferences}. <p>&nbsp;</p> Instances of this class are
 * designed to be used  but can also be used with a
 * regular old apache HttpClient/HttpContext if you prefer.

From source file com.iii360.sup.commonutil.AsnyHttp.PersistentCookieStore.java

/**
 * A persistent cookie store which implements the Apache HttpClient {@link CookieStore} interface.
 * Cookies are stored and will persist on the user's device between application sessions since they
 * are serialized and stored in {@link SharedPreferences}. <p>&nbsp;</p> Instances of this class are
 * designed to be used with {@link AsyncHttpClient#setCookieStore}, but can also be used with a
 * regular old apache HttpClient/HttpContext if you prefer.

From source file com.flyn.net.asynchttp.PersistentCookieStore.java

/**
 * A persistent cookie store which implements the Apache HttpClient
 * {@link org.apache.http.client.CookieStore} interface. Cookies are stored and will persist on the
 * user's device between application sessions since they are serialized and
 * stored in {@link android.content.SharedPreferences}.
 * <p>

From source file com.blazeroni.reddit.http.PersistentCookieStore.java

/**
* A persistent cookie store which implements the Apache HttpClient
* {@link CookieStore} interface. Cookies are stored and will persist on the
* user's device between application sessions since they are serialized and
* stored in {@link SharedPreferences}.
* <p>

From source file org.esxx.js.protocol.CookieJar.java

class CookieJar implements CookieStore {
    public CookieJar(JSURI jsuri) {
        this.jsuri = jsuri;
    }

    @Override

From source file com.ihongqiqu.util.PreferencesCookieStore.java

/**
 * A CookieStore impl, it's save cookie to SharedPreferences.
 *
 * @author jingle1267@163.com
 */
public class PreferencesCookieStore implements CookieStore {

From source file com.seo.support.http.PersistentCookieStore.java

/**
 * A persistent cookie store which implements the Apache HttpClient {@link CookieStore} interface.
 * Cookies are stored and will persist on the user's device between application sessions since they
 * are serialized and stored in {@link SharedPreferences}. <p>&nbsp;</p> Instances of this class are
 * designed to be used with {@link AsyncHttpClient#setCookieStore}, but can also be used with a
 * regular old apache HttpClient/HttpContext if you prefer.

From source file com.dcw.framework.util.PreferencesCookieStore.java

public class PreferencesCookieStore implements CookieStore {

    private static final String COOKIE_PREFS = "CookiePrefsFile";
    private static final String COOKIE_NAME_STORE = "names";
    private static final String COOKIE_NAME_PREFIX = "cookie_";

From source file com.rae.core.http.async.PersistentCookieStore.java

/**
 * A persistent cookie store which implements the Apache HttpClient {@link CookieStore} interface.
 * Cookies are stored and will persist on the user's device between application sessions since they
 * are serialized and stored in {@link SharedPreferences}. <p>&nbsp;</p> Instances of this class are
 * designed to be used with {@link AsyncHttpClient#setCookieStore}, but can also be used with a
 * regular old apache HttpClient/HttpContext if you prefer.