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1. Cookies are not setting in some clients    stackoverflow.com

I am facing a slightly weird problem. I am setting a cookie in my Java Servlet, and accessing it later. This works when I am accessing my webapp from certain machines. ...

2. Session cookie - Servername info - can it be done in the application code    stackoverflow.com

Scenario: 2 managed servers in a cluster. Application is deployed on the cluster. Requirement: Application needs to send a cookie to the user with server info. Question is regarding session cookies. Can the application retrieve ...

3. Java URLConnection problem with Cookies    stackoverflow.com

If there's a site wich Sets a Cookie(a) on the first page, you fill in a form and you need to send that same Cookie(a) to the second page. On this ...

4. How to handle the session in HttpClient 4.1    stackoverflow.com

I am using the HttpClient 4.1.1 to test my server's REST API. i can manage to login seem to work fine but when i try to do anything else i am failing. ...

5. How set Idle time for session Cookie    stackoverflow.com

Please, suggest how I can set IDLE time for session cookie? I send to client Response from RESTful service and add cookie for it. Using JAVA and RESTeasy. Something like this:

public Response ...

6. Problem with sessions handling using cookie manager    jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com

Dear all, I am testing an application where I create a folder, update it and remove it. I am having problems with the "Remove Request". If I add a Cookie Manager like a child of this Request, the JMeter fails since the second iteration (it doesnt remove the folder). I think ...

7. Cookies & Session    coderanch.com

8. relating cookies & sessions    coderanch.com

till know i hav worked on lot of examples of sessions and cookies but only individually i want to do session tracking with the help of cookies. i.e i want to retrieve content pertaining to individual session via cookies at the server end and store in the datatbase . say i hav developed a shopping cart which consists of 2 items ...

9. Cookies vs. Sessions .....Need an educated choice    coderanch.com

I've been closely watching the posts here about cookies & seesion tracking in servlets. Now Im at the point on the site Im working on where I need to make an educated decision what to do so Ill ask the most educated people I know...JavaRanch users. My only use for whichever I choose is as a login holder that stores the ...





10. Signle sign on without using Session Cookie    coderanch.com

Hi All, I have implemented a single sign on solution for intranet by making use of session cookie. Is there any way I can acheive single sign on without using Session cookie? Theoritically, I think it is possible if the Web Server supports URL encoding, then I suppose I can create the session on another server and return to the browser ...

11. Session without Cookie    coderanch.com

12. session = cookie?    coderanch.com

no a session and cookies are not the same thing. a session just means a series of page requests made by the same user in a relatively short space of time that are all linked together in some way. the servlet container (ie tomcat etc) maintains the session information by default by setting a cookie on the users machine and when ...

13. cookies vs session    coderanch.com

Hi, Holding state in sessions can be more performant than cookies, especially if you have large amounts of data, and is easier to pass around to other parts of your app. Cookies can only hold so much info. Consider holding sate info in the request object as well if only the next request needs it.

14. Sessions without cookies    coderanch.com

I would like to create and maintain a session without relying on a visitor accepting that a cookie be stored on his or her computer - and without a visitor even maybe being prompted to accept one. Granted, I can encode the URL to which I want to direct the vistor with HttpResponse's encodeURL method and, therefore, not depend on a ...

15. Cookie or Session Object??    coderanch.com

All, This has to be a question that arises again and again. I did search a bit but did not find anything pertaining to my situation. We are designing a session-based application which will use affinity maintaining load-balancing infrastructure. The users are call-center agents - so the typical usage pattern is to initiate a session, spend 4-5 minutes, kill the browser ...

16. Difference between Cookies and Session    coderanch.com

Cookies are placed on the client machine. Cookies contain String name/value pairs. They can be turned off by a client, or a client can reject them, so they are a somewhat unreliable way of placing information on a client machine. A session, or HttpSession, is part of the Servlet API, and helps to turn a stateless protocol, like HTTP, into a ...





17. role of cookie in session    coderanch.com

I am new to servles and was trying to make an application. I want to save a value for a sequence of jsp's If I have an option to use Httpsession or Cookie it is said that Httpsession is better to use. But I came to know that httpsession also saves values in cookie Some one please clarify how cookie is ...

18. cookies,sessions,UrlRewriting    coderanch.com

19. How to stop session cookies?    coderanch.com

21. Cookies In session    coderanch.com

First you will have to decide do you want Cookies or Session. If you have a lot of information about every user(including confidential information) then use Session as the information will be on the server and will not travel unsafely over internet. If you want to use cookies, then do this Cookie cook = new Cookie("name", "value"); then use response.add Cookie(cook); ...

22. Session Cookies    coderanch.com

I want to acces a website. I have username and Password for the same. What i am doing is accessing the website. Taking the cookie and sending it againg with username and password to reach deeper in the site. But it is giving that access permission not granted. It seems it is not receiving the cookie. Can anyone please help me ...

23. Firefox overwrites other session's (window's) Cookie.    coderanch.com

Hello Friends, I'm facing this problem when i test my application using Firefox with (Cookies enabled - default option) I accessed the App using one instance (window) of firefox and it got Session tracking cookie for the opened page from Server App. When i open my application in another window\tab the Server sends a new session-tracking cookie for this page the ...

24. Cookie Session & highAvailabilityMode    coderanch.com

26. Sessions and Cookies    forums.oracle.com

Hi all I have an issue. I currently have a web site that will keep the same session ID when you login with a different users and not close the browser. Example: Login admin > Back button> Login Normal User > Session ID same. If I disable the cookies in the browser I am given a new session ID each time. ...

27. Session, cookies    forums.oracle.com

28. difference between session and cookie?    forums.oracle.com

Depends on what you are refering to. Session object or just the term? Cookies are small files that contain data specific to a website. It is used as state mechanisim for HTTP (a stateless protocol) to store things like login info, session id or cart id, etc. This can be stored in the server or client. Sessions are either objects associated ...