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An opaque key-value value pair held by an HTTP client to permit a stateful session with an HTTP server. This class parses cookie headers for all three commonly used HTTP cookie specifications:
Domain, Expires, Path, and
         Secure. The version of cookies in this
         format is 0.
         There are no accessors for the Expires attribute. When
         parsed, expires attributes are assigned to the Max-Age attribute as an offset from now.
     
Expires timestamp
         with a Max-Age duration and adds Comment and Version attributes. The version of cookies in
         this format is 1.
     Discard, Port, and CommentURL attributes and renames the header from Set-Cookie
         to Set-Cookie2. The version of cookies
         in this format is 1.
 Support for the "HttpOnly" attribute specified in RFC 6265 is also included. RFC 6265 is intended to obsolete RFC 2965. Support for features from RFC 2965 that have been deprecated by RFC 6265 such as Cookie2, Set-Cookie2 headers and version information remain supported by this class.
This implementation silently discards unrecognized attributes.
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          Creates a new cookie.
          
    
         
  
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          Creates and returns a copy of this  
  
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          Returns true if  
  
  host matches the domain pattern domain.
          
    
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          Returns true if  
  
  object is a cookie with the same domain, name and
 path.
          
    
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          Returns the  
  
  Comment attribute.
          
    
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          Returns the value of  
  
  CommentURL attribute.
          
    
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          Returns the  
  
  Discard attribute.
          
    
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          Returns the  
  
  Domain attribute.
          
    
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          Returns the  
  
  Max-Age attribute, in delta-seconds.
          
    
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          Returns the name of this cookie.
          
    
         
  
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          Returns the  
  
  Path attribute.
          
    
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          Returns the  
  
  Port attribute, usually containing comma-separated
 port numbers.
          
    
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          Returns the  
  
  Secure attribute.
          
    
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          Returns the value of this cookie.
          
    
         
  
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          Returns the version of this cookie.
          
    
         
  
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          Returns true if this cookie's Max-Age is 0.
          
    
         
  
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          Returns the hash code of this HTTP cookie:  
  
     
          
    
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          Constructs a cookie from a string.
          
    
         
  
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          Set the  
  
  Comment attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Set the  
  
  CommentURL attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Set the  
  
  Discard attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Set the  
  
  Domain attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Sets the  
  
  Max-Age attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Set the  
  
  Path attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Set the  
  
  Port attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Sets the  
  
  Secure attribute of this cookie.
          
    
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          Sets the opaque value of this cookie.
          
    
         
  
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          Sets the  
  
  Version attribute of the cookie.
          
    
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          Returns a string representing this cookie in the format used by the
  
  
  Cookie header line in an HTTP request as specified by RFC 2965 section 3.3.4.
          
    
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Creates a new cookie.
| name | a non-empty string that contains only printable ASCII, no
     commas or semicolons, and is not prefixed with  $. May not be
     an HTTP attribute name. | 
        
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| value | an opaque value from the HTTP server. | 
| IllegalArgumentException | if name is invalid.
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Creates and returns a copy of this Object. The default
 implementation returns a so-called "shallow" copy: It creates a new
 instance of the same class and then copies the field values (including
 object references) from this instance to the new instance. A "deep" copy,
 in contrast, would also recursively clone nested objects. A subclass that
 needs to implement this kind of cloning should call super.clone()
 to create the new instance and then create deep copies of the nested,
 mutable objects.
Returns true if host matches the domain pattern domain.
| domainPattern | a host name (like android.com or localhost), or a pattern to match subdomains of a domain name (like
     .android.com). A special case pattern is .local,
     which matches all hosts without a TLD (like localhost). | 
        
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| host | the host name or IP address from an HTTP request. | 
Returns true if object is a cookie with the same domain, name and
 path. Domain and name use case-insensitive comparison; path uses a
 case-sensitive comparison.
| object | the object to compare this instance with. | 
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true if the specified object is equal to this Object; false otherwise.Returns the Path attribute. This cookie is visible to all
 subpaths.
Returns the Port attribute, usually containing comma-separated
 port numbers. A null port indicates that the cookie may be sent to any
 port. The empty string indicates that the cookie should only be sent to
 the port of the originating request.
Returns the hash code of this HTTP cookie:
   name.toLowerCase(Locale.US).hashCode()
       + (domain == null ? 0 : domain.toLowerCase(Locale.US).hashCode())
       + (path == null ? 0 : path.hashCode())
 
Constructs a cookie from a string. The string should comply with set-cookie or set-cookie2 header format as specified in RFC 2965. Since set-cookies2 syntax allows more than one cookie definitions in one header, the returned object is a list.
| header | a set-cookie or set-cookie2 header. | 
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| IllegalArgumentException | if the string does not comply with cookie specification, or the cookie name contains illegal characters, or reserved tokens of cookie specification appears | 
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| NullPointerException | if header is null | 
Set the Comment attribute of this cookie.
Set the CommentURL attribute of this cookie.
Set the Discard attribute of this cookie.
Set the Domain attribute of this cookie. HTTP clients send
 cookies only to matching domains.
Sets the Max-Age attribute of this cookie.
Set the Path attribute of this cookie. HTTP clients send cookies
 to this path and its subpaths.
Set the Port attribute of this cookie.
Sets the Secure attribute of this cookie.
Sets the Version attribute of the cookie.
| IllegalArgumentException | if v is neither 0 nor 1 | 
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Returns a string representing this cookie in the format used by the
 Cookie header line in an HTTP request as specified by RFC 2965 section 3.3.4.
 
The resulting string does not include a "Cookie:" prefix or any version information.
 The returned String is not suitable for passing to parse(String): Several of
 the attributes that would be needed to preserve all of the cookie's information are omitted.
 The String is formatted for an HTTP request not an HTTP response.
 
The attributes included and the format depends on the cookie's version: