I saw your later note saying you're sending those session keys as URL parms.
Since you say things are failing on posts, how about getting the posting app
to try sending them as cookies instead? Maybe some aspect of the http spec
(or the web server) is not letting query strings in on form posts. Just a
guess.

 

Also, you ask "why causes CF to think it's a new session". As I said before,
you can do a CFLOG of the incoming session keys in the URL, form, and/or
cookie scope to see if they're coming in as you'd expect (for the cookie
scope, note that CF will generate values for that in the request if it
thinks none of the keys were set, so you should also log the
cgi.http_cookie, as that represents the real cookie value (if any) passed
into the request.

 

Hope that helps.

 

If you remain stumped, I'm available to provide remote assistance. If I
don't solve the problem, you won't have to pay. :-) More at
carehart.org/consulting/.

 

/charlie

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of sravan kumar
Sent: Friday, June 19, 2009 5:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [ACFUG Discuss] single sign-on issue CF 8

 

I didn't have this problem when user is in my application. User is able to
navigate between pages without any problem.
 
Third party website is able to make a GET request without any problems. If
bombs out only when they make a POST request.
 
i wonder what causes CF8.0 to think that it is a new session.
\
thanks
sravan

  




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