You can use the send the cookie with response(HttpServletResponse).
Some thing like this......
public void sendCookie(HttpServletResponse ) {
Cookie cookie = new Cookie ("COOKIEID","CookieValue");
cookie.setMaxAge (age);
resp.addCookie (cookie);
}
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Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 2:50 PM
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Subject: Cookies in Tomcat with jsp's
Hai There
Can any one tell me how you are using Cookie concept in Tomcat using jsp's
i have to store a value on clients machine at the time of Logoff an catch
that value at the time of login in and do some process..
I just want to know that r u using javascript or any other process for this
Regards
SriHari
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