Lalit Ingale wrote:
>
> In the Http request u get a field in the header with the
> date and time when the request was made.
>
> pl correct me if i am wrong !!
Okay, you're wrong.
It is possible for a browser to send the date in the header, however, I doubt
that any do. I just tested Netscape 4.6 and it does not send the date in the
header. Others browsers might, but I doubt it.
You can see what headers are sent by using HttpServletRequest.getHeaderNames()
and HttpServletRequest.getHeader(String).
K Mukhar
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