I use a HttpSession object.
HttpSession object = null;
When user access to site, i use:
object = request.getSession();
later i use:
boolean n = object.isNew();
if n = true, then user is not using cookies.
I suppose that tomcat is using Session Cookies and not re-writting politic..
because, tomcat
I understand what you are saying, Javier, if you have a round-trip
situation, where you set cookies in one response, and then test for them in
a follow-up request.
But I'm not convinced that's how Tomcat does it.
The first time a client connects to a server, there will not be any cookies,
. ;)
Mike Curwen
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From: Harry Mantheakis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 10:12 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: How does Tomcat know that a browser supports cookies?
I understand what you are saying, Javier, if you have
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Subject: Re: How does Tomcat know that a browser supports cookies?
I understand what you are saying, Javier, if you have a
round-trip situation, where you set cookies in one response,
and then test for them
