What is Session and cookies?Explain in detail with an
example?
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Answer / ravikiran
session will keep track of user interaction of a single client
cookies are the ones which are the small server side
entities to store the client side data inside it.
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Answer / debapriya maity
we r all familiar with the method given below
HttpSession session==request.getSession(true);
what happen here
Container whenever gets a request for a session from a client,
it checks out whether the request is for existing or a new
one,how it does.
If a new session: creates a cookie(small text file) ,stuffs
the session id ,and send it to the client as apart of
response headers (Set Cookie:)
existing one---gets the sessionid ,searches for the matching
session and associate with the request.
Now thing if ur browser is cookies disable, what will happen
next?? :)
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Answer / manikandan [ gtec,vellore ].
Session,Keeps a track of a User activities across the web pages.
Cookies,it is a small text file creates by a application
server and stored in a client environment.it stores a client
id and cookies can b read by appropriate application server
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Answer / viral koradiya
Cookie is the most important topic in servlet.
Cookies,it is a small text file creates by a application
server .
cookie stored in a client environment.it stores a client
id and cookies can b read by appropriate application server
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 0 No |
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