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hello guys. Is there a method to make http statefull ? Is cookies one way of achieving this ?
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Posted 09 January 2011 - 12:03 AM
Alexander
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You can not make the protocol stateful, you can cause it to act like it with a few methods, one is cookies that you have mentioned.
Hidden fields in forms in which the state is sent to the client as part of the response, and sent back to the server as form data as part of the form or sent through the URI.
Or: Through URL rewriting -- in which the state is sent as part of the response and returned as part of the request address, this will be a little more simple.
That being said, you may wish to look at REST to simplify your approach.
Hidden fields in forms in which the state is sent to the client as part of the response, and sent back to the server as form data as part of the form or sent through the URI.
Or: Through URL rewriting -- in which the state is sent as part of the response and returned as part of the request address, this will be a little more simple.
That being said, you may wish to look at REST to simplify your approach.
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