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Henner:
thanks a lot.
but I still got a problem, I can access the session in any servlet within
the JSSI page. in servlet of this JSSI page,
request.isRequestedSessionIdFromCookie(), false
request.isRequestedSessionIdFromUrl() , true
request.isRequestedSessionIdValid(), false
because last one is false, so I can' t get session passed from previous
page,
session.isNew() is always true.
how come to this? sessionid has been passed to this page within url.
sincerely
sun
> *PLEASE* read the documentation for sessions especially the encodeUrl()
> stuff e.g. in the Java Tutorial to understand session tracking first. Try
> to implement a simple application which uses sessions. Turn cookies in
> your browser on and off and see if it works. NOW ..
>
> That what JSSI does is to apply any configured paramter passed to the page
> to any Link (<a href="url">) in the page -- not more not less.
>
> Since JServ happens to use a GET-parameter to pass the session string in
> case cookies are not accpted by the browser, JSSI is able to help tracking
> session in the static part of the page even if cookies are turned off.
>
> Note that you won't be able to create new sessions with cookies within the
> JSSI page because this involves writing headers which isn't possible since
> output has been generated before that servlet. Either insert a session
> generating Servlet at the very beginning of the file or switch on the
> 'buffered' parameter of JSSI to circumvent this.
>
> But the normal case would be that you have a session generating Servlet
> (e.g. a Login servlet) which redirects to another page which may be a JSSI
> page. If you've encoded the URL to which you're redirecting and cookies
> are turned off, the session parameter is appended to that URL. If you've
> configured JSSI correctly, now every link in the STATIC part of the page
> contains the session parameter. Any servlet within the page can access the
> session with the request.getSession() method. Note that, if your embedded
> servlet creates a link itself, it has to call encodeUrl() since JSSI
> doesn't take care to rewrite the DYNAMIC part of the page.
>
> ciao,
> -hen
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