Re: Cookie

    You need to add the new Cookie() to the response object before you
start with your content.

    So,

    res.addCookie("cookie_test2 ", "24");


Shivani wrote:

>instead of:
>Cookie myCookie= new Cookie("cookie_test ", "22");
>
> now if i put:
>Cookie myCookie= new Cookie("cookie_test2 ", "24");
>
>should it created a new cookie with that new name. if yes, i try to execute
>the servlet but it shows the 1st cookie name only. is this the supposed to
>be behaviour?
>not understanding here..
>
>
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>Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 11:09 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: Cookie
>
>
>    What do you mean "change the name of the cookie?"  Are you doing an
>res.addCookie() with another name?
>
>Shivani wrote:
>
>
>
>>HI,
>>
>>i am setting cookie parameters and retriving them in same servlet for
>>testing cookie class.
>>
>>however, if i change name of cookie i have set and run this servlet, it
>>doesn't show me new name always. why is it anyidea? where should i find out
>>the new name in browser where it's put. pls. help!
>>thanks!
>>---------------------------------
>>example:
>> public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res)
>>      throws ServletException, IOException
>> {
>>
>>//create a cookie and place it on the browser:
>>Cookie myCookie= new Cookie("cookie_test ", "22");
>>
>>       PrintWriter out = res.getWriter();
>>       res.setContentType("text/html");
>>
>>       res.addCookie(myCookie);
>>
>>//get the cookie:
>>Cookie[] cookies = req.getCookies();
>>
>>//asign name of 1st cookie to a string called cookie1
>>String cookie1=cookies[0].getName();
>>out.println("the name of cookie is:"+ cookie1);
>>
>>}
>>-------------------
>>
>>output is:
>>the name of cookie is:cookie_test
>>
>>so if i change the name, it's not reflected in this output, why? am i doing
>>this right?
>>
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