Depends on what exactly you want to do. FormComponent.setPersisent(true) will "save" the forms value in a cookie and load it into the same FormComponent when the user reloads the page (login page: rememberMe). This approach doesnt require any cookie knowledge from users. If you need some thing else than get the servlet response object and handle the cookie yourself. No magic about it.
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