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:: com :: sun :: star :: ucb ::

interface XInteractionCookieHandling
Base Interfaces
XInteractionCookieHandling
┗ ::com::sun::star::task::XInteractionContinuation

::com::sun::star::task::XInteractionContinuation
(referenced interface's summary:)
Specifies a way of how to continue from an ::com::sun::star::task::XInteractionRequest.
Description
An interaction continuation handing back some cookie request handling policy.

This continuation is typically used in conjunction with HandleCookiesRequest.


Methods' Summary
setGeneralPolicy Set a general policy to hand back.  
setSpecificPolicy Set a policy to hand back for a specific cookie.  
Methods' Details
setGeneralPolicy
void
setGeneralPolicy( [in] CookiePolicy  Policy );

Description
Set a general policy to hand back.

This method should be called before select().

Parameter Policy
Some policy how to handle cookies.
setSpecificPolicy
void
setSpecificPolicy( [in] Cookie  ConfirmCookie,
[in] boolean  Accept );

Description
Set a policy to hand back for a specific cookie.

This method should be called before select().

Parameter ConfirmCookie
A cookie that sould come from the sequence of cookies offered by the HandleCookiesRequest and that should have a policy of CookiePolicy::CONFIRM.
Parameter Accept
If true, set the policy for the cookie to CookiePolicy::ACCEPT; otherwise, set it to CookiePolicy::IGNORE.
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