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Thanks rodolfoe61952519 for your suggestion. it seems like a best choice

As per our client he wants all the data to be stored used Restful service and not in Jcr.. but for temporary use I am using cookies to store data. I see cookies and Guava Cache has advantages over javax.servlet.http.HttpSession(from request) storage. So will be implementing them. smacdonald2008​ Thank you

AEM sessions are not like J2EE sessions. There are Sessions to the JCR. I would not try to store data there.

In AEM - why use Cookies? If you want to store data from a Restful service - i recommend storing the data in the JCR.

If needed you can also cache the response from the rest calls on the backend for example using Guava Cache

smacdonald2008 Thanks for your answer. But I am ok with Restful calling and getting the response code part.

I am looking to save the response in Session or Cookie to avoid hitting the restfull service frequently. but confused about which one to prefer for storing Response, such as should I use Session setattribute to save the respoIse or should i use cookies in browsers to save the response?

"restful services from AEM frequently"

Use Java code like:

DefaultHttpClient httpClient = new DefaultHttpClient();

  HttpGet getRequest = new HttpGet("http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/distancematrix/json?origins=Vancouver%20BC&destinations=San%20Francisco&sensor=false");

  getRequest.addHeader("accept", "application/json");

  HttpResponse response = httpClient.execute(getRequest);

smacdonald2008 feike_visser Can you help me with my last query?

feike_visser no Session-failover in AEM means, AEM user session will be lost if any publish server in the publish network is lost? if this is the case with AEM then storing response in session is not a good idea right? please help me make a better choice between cookie or javax.servlet.http.HttpSession(from request as attribute) for my application.

Thanks Mac. you are very helpful