Murach's Java Servlets and JSPThis chapter shows how to use the servlet API to keep track of sessions, and it shows how to use the servlet API to work with cookies. |
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| Chapter 7 | How to work with sessions and cookies | |
| An introduction to session tracking | 204 | |
| Why session tracking is difficult with HTTP | 204 | |
| How session tracking works in Java | 204 | |
| An application that needs session tracking | 206 | |
| How to work with sessions | 208 | |
| How to set and get session attributes | 208 | |
| More methods of the session object | 210 | |
| How to enable or disable cookies | 212 | |
| How to use URL encoding to track sessions without cookies | 214 | |
| How to work with cookies | 216 | |
| An introduction to cookies | 216 | |
| How to create and use cookies | 218 | |
| How to view and delete cookies | 220 | |
| Four methods for working with cookies | 222 | |
| A utility class for working with cookies | 224 | |
| How to work with URL rewriting and hidden fields | 226 | |
| How to use URL rewriting to pass parameters | 226 | |
| How to use hidden fields to pass parameters | 228 | |
| The Download application | 230 | |
| The user interface | 230 | |
| The file structure | 230 | |
| The code for the JSPs and servlets | 230 | |
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