Hai everybody,
I am facing a problem with cookies. Actually what i am doing is, user will enter uesrname and pasword in one url loginpage, after success , iam redirecting the user to another url.i like to get the cookie values(the first url cookies and cookies not encrypted) in redirected page for some validation.
how to get those values?
please give me some suggesttions in this issue.
thanks in advance
10  1827 
Hai everybody,
I am facing a problem with cookies. Actually what i am doing is, user will enter uesrname and pasword in one url loginpage, after success , iam redirecting the user to another url.i like to get the cookie values(the first url cookies and cookies not encrypted) in redirected page for some validation.
how to get those values?
please give me some suggesttions in this issue.
thanks in advance
Moved to Javascript forum.
Moved to Javascript forum.
hai,
is this post not related to java?
hai,
is this post not related to java?
I just made an assumption since you did not specify which type of pages you were refering to. Are you using JSPs?
I just made an assumption since you did not specify which type of pages you were refering to. Are you using JSPs?
hai r035198,
ok, i am sorry for not giving exact information.yes, i am using jsp pages.
hai r035198,
ok, i am sorry for not giving exact information.yes, i am using jsp pages.
You missed an x in my handle.
I still think the question belongs here.
See if any of these can help you.
hai r035198,
ok, i am sorry for not giving exact information.yes, i am using jsp pages.
Are you talking about client-side cookies or something server-side?
Are you talking about client-side cookies or something server-side?
hai acoder,
can you explain me the diffrence between client-side cookies and server-side?
Thanks
Are you talking about client-side cookies or something server-side?
Hai acoder,
I think,Cookies are only stored on the client side. The server can read and write them.
thanks for ur reply n let me know the difference between the two types of cookies, if present?
Hai acoder,
I think,Cookies are only stored on the client side. The server can read and write them.
thanks for ur reply n let me know the difference between the two types of cookies, if present?
See this Wikipedia page.
As for the client-side cookies, see the links I gave earlier.
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