Well there you go!
so, I think we agree that the cookies in the response would be held in
the http response headers then, right?
On Aug 2, 9:16 pm, Alex Luya wrote:
> Hello,Nathan
> Actually,we can set cookies into response,try this:
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Hello,Nathan
Actually,we can set cookies into response,try this:
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package com.ts.test.server;
import javax.servlet.http.Cookie;
import com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RemoteServic
Alex,
1) Use the Cookies class, as in
http://lkamal.blogspot.com/2007/08/gwt-cookie-expire-time.html
2) GWT-RPC has no mechanism for setting Cookies in the response. All
cookie setting work is done purely client-side. In normal HTTP, you
have the option of setting cookies in the response, but th
1,How to write a cookie into a response object?
t is easy in JSP-Servelt programming,,but how to do it in RPC-Style
programming.
2,Where is cookies be hold when being tranfered to client?
In servlet programming,I can write cookies into reponse object,and
client will receive it and write to text
