Jens-Uwe Eilers wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I use JSP. But I won't use Cookies. So how can I turn off the cookies?

It depends on what side you're talking about, i.e. client or server
side.

If you don't want to see any cookies flying forth and back on your
client side, just set the appropriate option to off. As I use Netscape,
the option is under Preferences->Advanced->Do not accept or send
cookies.

Otherwise, if you're interested in server side, just don't use
HttpSession objects and don't create any cookies inside your code. It
should do the trick.

Just because of my curiosity, is there any reasons to not use cookies ?

> Jens-Uwe

Jacek Laskowski

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