Client cookies from 10g Portal

Hello,
Is it possible to set persistent cookies by storing it on user's local hard drive from within Portal? I use a PL/SQL generated portal page to redirect to another web application outside Portal environment. Within this PL/SQL procedure, some cookies are created using owa_cookie.send procedure. But, when redirected to the other web application (same domain), all the cookies are lost. What is the ideal way to achieve this function?
Please help.
Thanks
Sandeep.

Ramesh,
This is the forum for Portal Content Areas. Please post your question on the PDK forum.
However, you will likely find the information you're looking for in the white paper Portal Management of Provider Sessions.
Regards,
Jerry

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hai Oracle Expects,
I have 3 pages in Portal 3.0.8-Oracle 8.1.7.
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Uday,
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