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Hi Everyone,

Is there any way in JAva to test if the cookies are enabled or disabled.
I checked the HttpServletRequest and the Cookies class but they do not have any such method.
Does any one know of how to do this in Java , not javascript.

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Gayatri
 
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The closest way I can think of is getting the array from the request and checking for null...but that isn't specifically what you're asking.

Try this link for a work around.
Determine if user accepted a cookie
 
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Thanks, Ed Lance.
 
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