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From the Servlet Tutorial:
'Because cookies are sent to the client as a header and headers must be
written before accessing the Writer'.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/servlets/client-state/cookies.html
If I have a jhtml page, that has a <servlet> tag. The servlet called by
JSSI creates a session. How can it do this? Assuming it decides to use
cookies, Does the JSSI engine parse ALL results, then notice that the
servlet is sending a cookie and it include it in the headers? Does the
cookie get lost?
Basically what I'm asking is can a Servlet accessed through JSSI set a
cookie, and if so, how is it possible when the cookie must be sent in the
header?
David
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