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when will cookie information destroy?

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when will cookie information destroy?..

Answer / balakrishna

cookie is a"small amount of data" that is set by the server
on the client.

we have setmaxAge() for destroy cookie.

1.cookie.setMaxAge(100)-->100 sec
If we set the max age of a cookie to 100 sec,the browser
holds the cookie for 100 sec even if we close the browser.

2.If we set max age value to negative value the browser hold
the cookie till we close the browser.

3.If we use setMaxAge(0) the browser will arase the cookie.

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when will cookie information destroy?..

Answer / suresh

cookie is small amount of data and it's store on the client
machine that is your browser machine

..Developer to create cookie and set the life time of cookie
on our web application
example

cookie.setMaxAge(1000);

the cookie available in 1000ms

Is This Answer Correct ?    11 Yes 3 No

when will cookie information destroy?..

Answer / ravikiran

when we disable the cookies inside the client browser or if
the cookie age is finished which is set as
cookie.setMaxAge(mins*secs);

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 0 No

when will cookie information destroy?..

Answer / ramu

cookie is small "amount of a data", the cookie is set by
client & server.
cookie is setmaxAge() .
For ex:-
1.cookie.setMaxAge(100)-->100 sec
If we set the max age of a cookie to 100 sec,the
browser
holds the cookie for 100 sec even if we close the browser.

2.If we set max age value to negative value the browser hold
the cookie till we close the browser.

3.If we use setMaxAge(0) the browser will arase the cookie.

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 0 No

when will cookie information destroy?..

Answer / manisha

Along with setMaxAge() method the gae of the cookie can be
set in web.xml

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 0 No

when will cookie information destroy?..

Answer / bijaya

Cookie is a small unit of information created at the server and is maintained at the client side.
This information is managed by HTTP protocol.
The cookie will be exiating in the client for the time period specified by the MaxAge property,
So,to destroy the the cookie we have to set the MaxAge to 0.
Ex:
cookie.setMaxAge(0);

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when will cookie information destroy?..

Answer / ravikiran

when we disable the cookies inside the client browser or if
the cookie age is finished which is set as
cookie.setMaxAge(mins*secs);

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 2 No

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