I checked for cookies being written as I was testing sessions using the weblogic
application server.
I was surprised to find that a different browser invokation was not putting me into
the same user
session (if this was being done with cookies,, it seemed that it should have). I
started poking around
and couldn't find any cookies on the client. We sent a msg to weblogic support to
find out about
implementation and I believe that they replied that they were not using cookies to
support sessions.
I will see if I can dig up some real facts about implementation there.
Mike Engelhart wrote:
> Tom Preston wrote:
>
> > They figure out who you are in diff ways. Can't remember details, but I
> > recall
> > that client
> > ip address is part of it.
> I'm pretty sure that can't be right. IP addresses aren't guaranteed at all
> - they can be spoofed or if the user is coming from behind a proxy server
> their IP address could be anything.
>
> Mike
>
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