At 02:49 PM 2/26/2001, AMit Bairagi wrote:
>i agree tom, i am not an expert in servlets. I am
>actually a beginner for servlets. But my prob is that
>suppose if a user had disabled cookies. Then how can i
>handle this situation?
In the last product was I a part of, cookies weren't an
option. We explained to our customers that for this
product to work, clients had to enable cookies in their
browsers, period. This wasn't much of a problem usually
because the product is a web security kind of deal, if
you were going to use web based resources behind this
product, you knew you were going into a "restricted area",
web speaking. If you're not working on product that needs
to keep track of session information per each user, maybe
you can get away with making state information (the
only good use of cookies, really) optional, then you can
add a message that will inform users that they will lose
access to certain features of your product if they keep
cookies disabled. Otherwise, there really isn't much else
to be done. Cookies are the only way of recording state
information with http.
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