Latest Answer: Session are used as server side means for session tracking whereas cookies are used as client side means of sesion tracking. There can be only 20 cookies per server. Size of each cookie is 4k. ...
Latest Answer: Hi, one thing, just remember, a JSP is nothing but a compiled servlet, once the JSP is compiled into a servlet and sends the response to the client, there is no way to recognize that it is a JSP page at client side. You will get the whole data onto ...
Latest Answer: Hi guys! In my point of view, both are very similar . there is no difference between them ...
Latest Answer: hi hari priyathanks for sending answer for this question ...
Latest Answer: Hi,The things mentioned above are good, but the best practice, just throw a userdefined exception and let the user know why it is aborted.Regards,Hari ...
Latest Answer: getParameter() is used to get form field values. it will take form field name as argument, it is totally client side and returns String.getAttribute() is used to get object value, which is set by setAttribute(),this method will take object key as aarguments, ...
Latest Answer: The default time for session time out is 30 minutes.If we didn't specify any time, then after 30 mins it will destroy automatically. If we specify -1 then, the session never destroyed. Session timeout can be specified in 2 ways.1. In cofiguration file ...
Hii have developed a web page.i want to restrict the user from seeing my html code from web browser how do i do that?????
Wat is the difference between and in jsp..wen translate into servlet..wer it is stored in servlet..can we create global variables in jsp..if yes then how??
Latest Answer: Hi just write the code as history.forward() in javascript head tagthats alleghistory.forward()thts all ...
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