Cookies with ie 6.0

I am using cookies to establish http session. When I use ie5.5 it works
properly, but when I access the JSP from ie 6.0 ( I have applied some
patches on it ) I am loosing the http session.
Any idea ?

OK, do you have any idea if I have to implment the same in IE 6.0
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