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Difference between cookie and session

Jul 5th, 2008 02:42
Taksh Verdhan, Crick Dougles, Kelly India, Sachin Malge,

A session as you probably mean it is a server-side object which stores
state. You use it in servlets to store and retrieve data. You keep
hearing people saying HTTP is a stateless protocol, right? They mean
when you load a page, you're finished as far as the web server is
concerned. If you reload a page, the new request isn't associated in any
way with the previous one.
A cookie is a small piece of information a browser sends to a server
with every request. 
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