If you mean the actual location of the cookie on the browsing (UserAgent)
computer.. then you can't.
This is implemented by the individual browser. There's no way to specify a
particular cookie path... I guess the browser makers and the W3C thought
that i wouldn't be a good idea to allow site operators to save their cookies
to io.sys, msdos.sys, boot.ini or whatever - nice idea though ;)
If you mean cookie paths relative to the server locations - have a look at
Cookie.setPath() and Cookie.setDomain()
Regards,
John Gunning
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Subject: session and connection pooling questions
when HttpSession sets the session cookie what is the default setting for the
path of the cookie? how do i change this?
also, any suggestions for some database drives that support connection
pooling, or is this built into jdbc?
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