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Yohans Mendoza wrote:
> I had this set of servlets working with sessions, and while testing the
> system, one of the servlets invalidated the current session, and now,
> nothing works.
> When I use the login servlet, it creates a session, but it seems to be
> dying right away. I tried restarting jserv, but nothing, and now I cannot
> use the system at all.
> The session gets invalidated from the execution of one servlet to the
> next.
Make sure that you are accessing the webserver using the same name.
Netscape browser treats
http://machine/
http://machine:80/
http://machine.domain.com/
http://machine.domain.com:80/
as 4 different webservers, so cookies set by one of them
are not sent to the other ones.
Martin
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