Henner Zeller wrote:
> Hi,
> On Wed, 19 May 1999, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
> CRM |The session creation stuff (shown above) is the same with or without cookies.
> CRM |In fact, the servlet engine will always send the cookie the first time, to see
> CRM |if the client returns it.
>
> I think the question was: is it possible to turn the generation of cookies
> off and use _always_ URL encoding since cookies annoy many users. I think
> in JWS, this is an option; a quick glance in the jserv-sources reveals,
> that it always sends a cookie on session creation. Should this be
> switchable ?
>
In Apache JServ 1.0, it is not currently switchable, but it will be in the 1.1 version
which is currently in development.
If cookies are turned off in the client, the server falls back to using URLs anyway.
The only possible "annoynamce" would be for users who have their browser set to "warn
me before you accept a cookie." But you still have to call encodeUrl() as stated in
the servlet spec for this to do any good.
> ciao,
> -hen
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Craig McClanahan
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