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How are Tomcat cookies with quoted values ​​correctly read in ASP?

We have a website that integrates Java web applications under Tomcat with ASP pages, including the sharing of cookies in the traditional ASP / value format:

Cookie: foo=a=b&c=d; ...

As in Tomcat 5.5.26, the handling of cookies has been slightly changed, and now the cookie value is now enclosed in quotation marks, which was not the case before:

Cookie: foo="a=b&c=d"; ...

However, we have an ASP code that also reads this cookie and that expects the values ​​in it to be processed this way:

Response.Write("["+Request.Cookies("foo")("c")+"]");

Now this does not return the expected result:

[d"]

I read about using:

javax.servlet.http.Cookie#setVersion(int)

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Cookie cookie = new Cookie(COOKIENAME,COOKIEVALUE);
cookie.setVersion(0);

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