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Hi,
I'm using Apache1.3.9 and Jserv1.0 on Solaris 7 and I'm writing
a login, which uses sessions to store the user etc. Is there a
way of detecting cookie support from the client - so that when they
go to log in, I can check for support and either send them to the login
or to a html page (redirect) telling them to turn cookies on or
go away!
I'm a little bit confused since in my version of the API for JSDK2.0
it says under Interface javax.servlet.http.HttpSession
"A session can be maintained either by using cookies or by URL rewriting.
To expose whether the client supports cookies, HttpSession defines an
isCookieSupportDetermined method and an isUsingCookies method."
Now I could be screwing up here, but these methods don't seem to be
implemented... this appears to be the only mention of them I can
find.
Any ideas or any suggestions on how it might be done?
Thanks.
David.
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