"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> If you do not code your pages for URL rewriting, and the user turns off
> cookie processing in their browser, they won't be able to utilize
> sessions within your application. Therefore, you must either code for
> URL rewriting or require cookies to be enabled in order to use your app.
"Code for URL rewriting"? I thought that session-tracking was handled by the
servlet engine (as specified by the servlet API) transparently for the programmer:
if the user has turned cookies turned off, the servlet engine would automatically
use URL-rewriting "under the covers" to do session tracking. Is that not correct?
Do I have to do anything special in my code to support URL-rewriting?
Yours, JonTom
JT Kittredge
ITA Software
Cambridge, Massachusetts
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