fgs wrote:
> Are Session data are stored in the form of Cookies or in a different method.
> Further we find so many Cookie-Crushers Softwares available today in the
> market . If so then can't we use cookies in the future?
>
> C'mon JSP ians Answer this?
Cookies store the session objects ID which the servlet engine keeps track
of. When you create a new session object, the servlet engine generates an
ID and then passes this ID string (if cookies are supported) to the browser
as a cookie. This ID is checked on subsequent page visits. I don't know
what you mean by "Cookie-Crushers Softwares". I think every browser allows
you to reject cookies within the browsers preferences. Don't see much need
for special software...
> JSP ians
Sounds like something Governor Bush would say :-)
Mike
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