I have a webserver that uses session cookies for authentication. I want My react native app to interact with the server I just want to know if react native keep store cookies which my server will be using. I don't need to access the cookies
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We are using session based authentication and trying to migrate to JWT.
Our app has webview (inside native activity or ViewController), and react-native.
If we only had RN, we could store the tokens in AsyncStorage and be done with it, but I don't see a webview could read data from AsyncStorage .
How can I store tokens so that both webview and RN could use them?
Login process could take place both in webview or RN, but we can make it happen only in one side if it makes things simple.
We have a large site that use cookie for authentication. We're going to have a simple android application for site with little features. The application use JWT for authetication.
We want the application to use through webview to access the site`s full features. When User run the application, first authenticate is done.
Problem: I want when user route to webview from the application change from JWT to Cookie authentication. Is this possible? If you can help?
Site develop by asp.net core 2.0;
I am developing Cordova app communicating with some server API. I want authorize users with web tokens instead of cookies as I understood this is more secure.
I also understood that I need to encrypt users' info in the token and pass to server somehow (& decrypt?)... What is the correct & secure way to pass web tokens to server from Cordova app?
It is very essential for me to build high level security.
Then implement oauth2 flow over SSL connection.
Do you know of a web server that I can install on Android (like i-jetty) that would allow hosting applications that are secured with Basic authentication and session cookies ? i-jetty seem to work but does not support session cookies (it seems).
I want to inject cookies into Android Browser from My App's HttpClient's Cookie Store, is that possible, I do not mean WebView.
Indirectly - your server can modify cookies that can be read by browser