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Simon Kitching commented on ORCHESTRA-16:
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That ";jsessionid" stuff is standard tomcat behaviour when an http session is 
needed but the server thinks that the browser cannot accept cookies (or the 
webapp does not want to use cookies for some reason).

However there does seem to be something funny with Orchestra in this regard. 
I've seen the jsessionid value being appended to the url when using the example 
app; it is there for a few pages then disappears. Maybe Orchestra is trying to 
build a url before it has caused an http session cookie to be written to the 
stream, and tomcat is interpreting that as meaning that we want an http session 
but do not want to use cookies? Needs more investigation I think, but anyway it 
isn't exactly a bug...just an alternate form of representing the session.

> Rendering Problem
> -----------------
>
>                 Key: ORCHESTRA-16
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ORCHESTRA-16
>             Project: MyFaces Orchestra
>          Issue Type: Bug
>         Environment: Spring, Apache Orchestra, JSF RI 1.2, Custom Components 
>            Reporter: Miroslav Genov
>
> It seems that there is a problem when any control is trying to access servlet 
> for rendering of an image. I have an image verification component which is 
> rendered as: 
> <img id="loginForm:verification_image" 
> src="/jadm-web/resourceServlet;jsessionid=CB3A2751A2FEF9823DE59A281AFA1BF0?imgId=14590567251000&conversationContext=1"
>  alt="" height="40" width="100" />
> Any idea why orchestra places ";" after servlet name.?
> This is the code which I'm using to render the image element. 
> String src = "/" + ResourceServlet.RESOURCE_SERVLET_MAPPING
>                               + "?imgId=" + id;

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