Best way to save cookie in C# .NET?

Sometimes, you may need to call a 'login' url, passing in some sort of username/password. The web service will then usually return a cookie that you may use in subsequent requests.

In the following code(C# .NET), what is the correct way to save this cookie?

cookies = new CookieContainer();
HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)req.GetResponse();
if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
{
     cookies = req.CookieContainer;   //*choice 1*
     cookies.Add(req.CookieCo开发者_JS百科ntainer.GetCookies(uri));  //*choice 2*
     cookies.Add(response.Cookies);  //*choice 3*
}

With choice 1, there doesn't seem to be a way to 'append' the returned CookieContainer to an existing CookieContainer (if I am saving other cookies).

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you should pass your existing cookie container to the server, it will return it back plus whatever changes it did. That's normal behavior of web servers - they rarely clean up cookies.

i.e. first create cookie container, init whatever you want in it, then pass it to HttpWebResponse. Rinse, repeat.