Answer / aneesh anirudhan

Sessions are normally tracked with cookies. However,
clients are not required to accept cookies. Furthermore,
you can turn off the use of cookies for session tracking
altogether in the Web Application Server Control Panel.
However when cookies are turned off or cookies are not
enabled on a specific client computer, the server must work
harder to track the session state, which has a performance
impact. The recommendation is to leave cookies on and let
the server automatically fall back to the cookieless
operation only when required by a specific client
connection.

When a session is created by the server, some information
is automatically stored in it - the session ID and a
timestamp. as an application developer, you can also store
other information in the session in order to make it
available to subsequent requests without explicitly passing
it to that request.

Answer / vidit tyagi

if cookies is disabled in client browser than session will
work by setting the property cookieless session="true"

Answer / karthik

If cookies is disabled, session will work.

Answer / sudhir sheoran

Yes it will still work ... Now the session key
(generated when client visited the server
first time)will be sent as query sting through
URL.

Answer / amit

Sessions are normally tracked with cookies. However,
clients are not required to accept cookies. Furthermore,
you can turn off the use of cookies for session tracking
altogether in the Web Application Server Control Panel.
However when cookies are turned off or cookies are not
enabled on a specific client computer, the server must work
harder to track the session state, which has a performance
impact. The recommendation is to leave cookies on and let
the server automatically fall back to the cookieless
operation only when required by a specific client
connection.

When a session is created by the server, some information
is automatically stored in it - the session ID and a
timestamp. as an application developer, you can also store
other information in the session in order to make it
available to subsequent requests without explicitly passing
it to that request.

there is always a session generated between client and
server when the request for the page done. the session
variable would work

Answer / naved

Yes session is still will be worked if cookie is disabled
because every one know that session using cookie to stored
data but when cookie is disable on client side so it uses
two different process to send sessionId to the server..
Please read compleate post in detail from here ...

http://phpsollutions.blogspot.com/2014/05/can-sessions-work-without-cookies-if-so.html

Answer / pramod

No session will not work.if we set cookies session to true
then it will work.

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