I don't know about other app servers, but weblogic doesn't use cookies at all for
sessions.
They figure out who you are in diff ways. Can't remember details, but I recall
that client
ip address is part of it.
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> fgs wrote:
>
> > Are Session data are stored in the form of Cookies or in a
> > different method.Further we find so many Cookie-Crushers Softwares
> > available today in the market . If so then can't we use cookies in the
> > future? C'mon JSP ians Answer this?
>
> Session data is stored in the server's memory space. The only thing
> sent in a cookie is the session identifier. If the user has cookies
> turned off, the servlet/JSP environment will default to URL rewriting as
> long as you code your pages to utilize it, and sessions can still be
> used.
>
> 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.
>
> Craig McClanahan
>
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