Unfortunately, the only way I know is to send out a cookie, then see if it's
there.
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Subject: How to know the browser supports Cookies or not
Hello Room!
Can any one tell me how to know whether the client browser supports cookies
or not from sevlet. Is there any methods like
1. isCookieSupportDetermined
2. isUsingCookies
Please help me
Jayakumar
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