What means session persistence when the optionnal cookie is disabled in JRun
???
Here is a sample of code which start the service method of my application's
dispatching servlet
HttpSession session = _req.getSession (false);
if (session == null) {
System.out.println ("invalid session");
session = _req.getSession (true);
aoB = new aoBean ();
aoB.setProp ("test");
session.putValue ("aoB", aoB);
}
Then the forwarding jsp page can access the bean, and the property prop is
well set.
On the next page, the "invalid session" message is written, and a new bean
is created, successfully accessed by the nextcoming jsp. If I enable the
session cookie, everything work the way I want - which is keeping the
session.
Am I doing anything wrong, or is it just the persistence engine that cannot
work without the cookie ? In this case, what is the enable cookie checkbox
made for ? How do other java servers implement session and is it possible to
make it work without cookie ?
If anyone has developped a session bean that works this way, I'd be glad to
have some clues also.
Thanks
Sylvain
Computers are like air conditioners - they stop working
properly when you open Windows
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