Dear Srini
In Javasoft Tutorial there are cookies explained in section on Servlets. There
is also a good introduction in servlet API docs at Cookie class. I am just
about cookies but I cannot repeat this, so please read and ask what do you not
understand. There is also very short and easy to read cookies specification at
Netscape site. (sorry I cannot find the link )
In general, if the browser supports coookies, you do not need to use them
directly: there is a session ID cookie strored on browser and to maintain the
user session state you can use HttpSession.getValue and putValue to store the
info on server.
sincerely
Olek
"Srinivasan S (Systems Engineering Group)" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a database wherein the answers for certain questions has
> been stored and i will present the user a set of html files and he should
> click a certain radio button to answer that question. If i update each
> and value in the database and proceed him for the next question it will be
> of real cumbersome activitiy. I thought of going for cookie wherein each
> and every value of the user clicks will be stored in a value is my
> interpretation right in using cookie here or else i am layman in
> understanding this concept. Please clarify me, kindly help me.
>
> Thanks all for ur help
> Srini
>
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