Dear Sivadurga Prasad Madhuranthakam,
The Internet Communication Framework (ICF) provides methods using the IF_HTTP_ENTITY interface for sending and receiving client-side cookies. This interface is implement in the classes CL_HTTP_REQUEST and CL_HTTP_RESPONSE (among others) from which the global objects
REQUEST and RESPONSE are derived. You use these methods to define client-side cookies and to read cookies sent with the HTTP request. You can control the lifetime of a client-side cookie. If you do not specify a valid expiration date, the client-side cookie is retained in memory and deleted when the browser is closed (temporary client-side cookie). If you wish to store the cookie on the client beyond a browser session, you must provide the cookie with a corresponding expiration date in the SET_COOKIE method. The cookie is then stored on the client hard drive (persistent client-side cookie). A cookie whose expiration date has passed will not be sent to the server. From the SAP Web Application Server, you can delete a client-side cookie. To do so, you use the method DELETE_COOKIE_AT_CLIENT belonging to the global object RESPONSE
For clarity, the cookies sent from the HTTP server to the HTTP client are referred to as client-side cookies.
Regards,
Adrian, Forro
SAP BC-BSP
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