// HTMLParser Library $Name: v1_6_20060319 $ - A java-based parser for HTML// http://sourceforge.org/projects/htmlparser// Copyright (C) 2004 Derrick Oswald//// Revision Control Information//// $Source: /cvsroot/htmlparser/htmlparser/src/org/htmlparser/http/Cookie.java,v $// $Author: derrickoswald $// $Date: 2006/03/19 20:14:58 $// $Revision: 1.4 $//// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or// modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public// License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either// version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.//// This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU// Lesser General Public License for more details.//// You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public// License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software// Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA//package org.htmlparser.http;import java.io.Serializable;import java.util.Date;/** * A HTTP cookie. * This class represents a "Cookie", as used for session management with HTTP * and HTTPS protocols. Cookies are used to get user agents (web browsers etc) * to hold small amounts of state associated with a user's web browsing. Common * applications for cookies include storing user preferences, automating low * security user signon facilities, and helping collect data used for "shopping * cart" style applications. * <P> * Cookies are named, and have a single value. They may have optional * attributes, including a comment presented to the user, path and domain * qualifiers for which hosts see the cookie, a maximum age, and a version. * Current web browsers often have bugs in how they treat those attributes, so * interoperability can be improved by not relying on them heavily. * <P> * Cookies are assigned by servers, using fields added to HTTP response headers. * Cookies are passed back to those servers using fields added to HTTP request * headers. Several cookies with the same name can be returned; * they have different path attributes, but those attributes * will not be visible when using "old format" cookies. * <P> * Cookies affect the caching of the web pages used to set their values. At this * time, none of the sophisticated HTTP/1.1 cache control models are supported. * Standard HTTP/1.0 caches will not cache pages which contain * cookies created by this class. * <P> * Cookies are being standardized by the IETF. This class supports the original * Cookie specification (from Netscape Communications Corp.) as well as the * updated <a href="http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2109.txt">RFC 2109</a> * specification. */public class Cookie    implements        Cloneable,        Serializable{    /**     * Special characters to watch out for.     * From RFC 2068, token special case characters.     */    private static final String SPECIALS = "()<>@,;:\\\"/[]?={} \t";    /**     * The name of the cookie.     */    protected String mName;    /**     * The cookie value.     */    protected String mValue; // value of NAME    /**     * Describes the cookie's use.     */    protected String mComment;    /**     * Domain that sees cookie.     */    protected String mDomain;    /**     * Cookie expires after this date.     */    protected Date mExpiry;    /**     * URLs that see the cookie.     */    protected String mPath;    /**     * Use SSL.     */    protected boolean mSecure;    /**     * If Version=1 it means RFC 2109++ style cookies.     */    protected int mVersion;    /**     * Defines a cookie with an initial name/value pair. The name must be an     * HTTP/1.1 "token" value; alphanumeric ASCII strings work. Names starting     * with a "$" character are reserved by RFC 2109.     * The path for the cookie is set to the root ("/") and there is no     * expiry time set.     * @param name  The name of the cookie.     * @param value The value of the cookie.     * @exception IllegalArgumentException     *             if the cookie name is not an HTTP/1.1 "token", or if it is     *             one of the tokens reserved for use by the cookie protocol     */    public Cookie (String name, String value)        throws            IllegalArgumentException    {        if (!isToken (name) || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Comment") // rfc2019                || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Discard") // 2019++                || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Domain")                || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Expires") // (old cookies)                || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Max-Age") // rfc2019                || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Path")                || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Secure")                || name.equalsIgnoreCase ("Version"))            throw new IllegalArgumentException ("invalid cookie name: " + name);        mName = name;        mValue = value;        mComment = null;        mDomain = null;        mExpiry = null; // not persisted        mPath = "/";        mSecure = false;        mVersion = 0;    }    /**     * If a user agent (web browser) presents this cookie to a user, the     * cookie's purpose will be described using this comment. This is not     * supported by version zero cookies.     * @param purpose The cookie comment.     * @see #getComment     */    public void setComment (String purpose)    {        mComment = purpose;    }    /**     * Returns the comment describing the purpose of this cookie, or null if no     * such comment has been defined.     * @see #setComment     * @return The cookie comment, or <code>null</code> if none.     */    public String getComment ()    {        return (mComment);    }    /**     * This cookie should be presented only to hosts satisfying this domain name     * pattern. Read RFC 2109 for specific details of the syntax. Briefly, a     * domain name name begins with a dot (".foo.com") and means that hosts in     * that DNS zone ("www.foo.com", but not "a.b.foo.com") should see the     * cookie. By default, cookies are only returned to the host which saved     * them.     * @see #getDomain     * @param pattern The domain name pattern. The pattern is converted to     * lower case to accommodate less capable browsers.     */    public void setDomain (String pattern)    {        mDomain = pattern.toLowerCase (); // IE allegedly needs this    }    /**     * Returns the domain of this cookie.     * @return The cookie domain (the base URL name it applies to).     * @see #setDomain     */    public String getDomain ()    {        return (mDomain);    }    /**     * Sets the expiry date of the cookie. The cookie will expire after the     * date specified. A null value indicates the default behaviour:     * the cookie is not stored persistently, and will be deleted when the user     * agent (web browser) exits.     * @param expiry The expiry date for this cookie, or <code>null</code> if     * the cookie is persistent.     * @see #getExpiryDate     */    public void setExpiryDate (Date expiry)    {        mExpiry = expiry;    }    /**     * Returns the expiry date of the cookie. If none was specified,     * null is returned, indicating the default behaviour described     * with <em>setExpiryDate</em>.     * @return The cookie expiry date, or <code>null</code> if it is persistent.     * @see #setExpiryDate     */    public Date getExpiryDate ()    {        return (mExpiry);    }    /**     * This cookie should be presented only with requests beginning with this     * URL. Read RFC 2109 for a specification of the default behaviour.     * Basically, URLs in the same "directory" as the one which set the cookie,     * and in subdirectories, can all see the cookie unless a different path is     * set.     * @param uri The exclusion prefix for the cookie.     * @see #getPath     */    public void setPath (String uri)    {        mPath = uri;    }    /**     * Returns the prefix of all URLs for which this cookie is targetted.     * @return The cookie path (or "/" if no specific path is specified).     * @see #setPath     */    public String getPath ()    {        return (mPath);    }    /**     * Indicates to the user agent that the cookie should only be sent using a     * secure protocol (https). This should only be set when the cookie's     * originating server used a secure protocol to set the cookie's value.     * @see #getSecure     * @param flag Use <code>true</code> if the cookie is to be sent using     * secure protocols, <code>false</code> otherwise.     */    public void setSecure (boolean flag)    {        mSecure = flag;    }    /**     * Returns the value of the 'secure' flag.     * @return The <code>true</code> if this cookie should only be sent using     * a secure protocol, <code>false</code> otherwise.     * @see #setSecure     */    public boolean getSecure ()    {        return (mSecure);    }    /**     * Returns the name of the cookie. This name may not be changed after the     * cookie is created.     * @return The name of the cookie.     */    public String getName ()    {        return (mName);    }    /**     * Sets the value of the cookie. BASE64 encoding is suggested for use with     * binary values.     * <p>With version zero cookies, you need to be careful about the kinds of     * values you use. Values with various special characters (whitespace,     * brackets and parentheses, the equals sign, comma, double quote, slashes,     * question marks, the "at" sign, colon, and semicolon) should be avoided.     * Empty values may not behave the same way on all browsers.</p>     * @param newValue The new value for the cookie.     * @see #getValue     */    public void setValue (String newValue)    {        mValue = newValue;    }    /**     * Returns the value of the cookie.     * @return The cookie value.     * @see #setValue     */    public String getValue ()    {        return (mValue);    }    /**     * Returns the version of the cookie. Version 1 complies with RFC 2109,     * version 0 indicates the original version, as specified by Netscape. Newly     * constructed cookies use version 0 by default, to maximize     * interoperability. Cookies provided by a user agent will identify the     * cookie version used by the browser.     * @see #setVersion     * @return The cookie version.     */    public int getVersion ()    {        return (mVersion);    }    /**     * Sets the version of the cookie protocol used when this cookie saves     * itself. Since the IETF standards are still being finalized, consider     * version 1 as experimental; do not use it (yet) on production sites.     * @param version The version of the cookie, either 0 or 1.     * @see #getVersion     */    public void setVersion (int version)    {        mVersion = version;    }    /**     * Return true iff the string counts as an HTTP/1.1 "token".     * Valid tokens cannot have characters outside the ASCII range 0x20-0x7e,     * and cannot contain any of these characters: "()<>@,;:\\\"/[]?={} \t".     * @return The <code>true</code> if the provided string is a valid     * token, <code>false</code> otherwise.     */    private boolean isToken (String value)    {        int length;        char c;        boolean ret;        ret = true;        length = value.length ();        for (int i = 0; i < length && ret; i++)        {            c = value.charAt (i);            if (c < ' ' || c > '~' || SPECIALS.indexOf (c) != -1)                ret = false;        }        return (ret);    }    /**     * Returns a copy of this object.     * @return The clone of this cookie.     */    public Object clone ()    {        try        {            return (super.clone ());        }        catch (CloneNotSupportedException e)        {            throw new RuntimeException (e.getMessage ());        }    }    /**     * Convert this cookie into a user friendly string.     * @return A short form string representing this cookie.     */    public String toString ()    {        StringBuffer ret;        ret = new StringBuffer (50);        if (getSecure ())            ret.append ("secure ");        if (0 != getVersion ())        {            ret.append ("version ");            ret.append (getVersion ());            ret.append (" ");        }        ret.append ("cookie");        if (null != getDomain ())        {            ret.append (" for ");            ret.append (getDomain ());            if (null != getPath ())                ret.append (getPath ());        }        else        {            if (null != getPath ())            {                ret.append (" (path ");                ret.append (getPath ());                ret.append (")");            }        }        ret.append (": ");        ret.append (getName ());        ret.append (getName ().equals ("") ? "" : "=");        if (getValue ().length () > 40)        {            ret.append (getValue ().substring (1, 40));            ret.append ("...");        }        else            ret.append (getValue ());        if (null != getComment ())        {            ret.append (" // ");            ret.append (getComment ());        }        return (ret.toString ());    }}