Hello... As I understood (maybe I understood wrongly) with every GET and POST request Tomcat "generates" cookie which it do not write on hard drive (so it cannot be seen in browser cookie manager). It is some kind of in-memory (session) cookie which is "active" only while browser's page is opened. Does this in-memory (session) cookie exists? What exactly is bothering me? In one servlet I need to generate THIS cookie (in-memory cookie which nobody can't find on hard drive) and than other servlet will try to find that in-memory cookie and if this cookie exists and caries one value (true) to redirect to one page and if it does not exits only to inform user. So if this cookie exists can I edit it's value? What I found by google and little experiments, JSESSIONID cookie. Is this what I am looking for, JSESSIONID cookie? And I found also that you can set session attribute with request.getSession().setAttribute(), get value with getAttribute() . Is this what I am looking for? Is there any relationship with all this? What are JSESSIONID, session, are those cookies? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Tomcat-in-memory-%28session%29-cookie-tp22060645p22060645.html Sent from the Tomcat - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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