Cookies allow servers to store and retrieve information on the client side. A servlet can demonstrate this by setting a cookie on the client with a name and value, then reading that cookie on subsequent requests to retrieve the stored value. For example, a servlet could set a "user" cookie with a username and read that cookie on another request to greet the user by name.
Cookies allow servers to store and retrieve information on the client side. A servlet can demonstrate this by setting a cookie on the client with a name and value, then reading that cookie on subsequent requests to retrieve the stored value. For example, a servlet could set a "user" cookie with a username and read that cookie on another request to greet the user by name.
Cookies allow servers to store and retrieve information on the client side. A servlet can demonstrate this by setting a cookie on the client with a name and value, then reading that cookie on subsequent requests to retrieve the stored value. For example, a servlet could set a "user" cookie with a username and read that cookie on another request to greet the user by name.