Most likely you are using a JSP and unless you have page session='false'
- a session (and new cookie of the same name) will be created on the
next request.
-Tim
Mike Peremsky wrote:
Yes, but why is it not being deleted when I get the cookie
(request.getCookies()), then reset the duration to 0 (cookie.setMaxAge(0)) and
re-add it to the response (response.addCookie(cookie))
Tim Funk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: There is nothing in the servelt api to
explicitly delete the session cookie.
-Tim
Mike Peremsky wrote:
I am pretty new to cookies and am having an issue. I create a cookie in my
servlet and write it to the response to last the lifetime of the session
(duration = -1). When the user clicks the logout button I find the cookie,
reset the duration to 0 then re-add the cookie to the response. But when I look
at the browser cookies the cookie is still there and is listed as a cookie
lasting the lifetime of the session. From what I read in the API there is
nothing to directly remove a cookie from a session, I can only write it with a
duration of 0. So, why is the cookie still in the session? How can I get rid of
it?
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