Duncan,
yes, you need to encode it the way you did if you want to use session without
relying on cookies.
-hendrik
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Duncan Rose wrote:
> All,
>
> If I'm using response.encodeURL(...) and response.encodeRedirectURL(...) in
> my controller servlet, and all forms etc. are submitted to this servlet
> (in <form action="/path/servlet" ...>), do I need to encode the url
> in the action parameter of the form?
>
> If yes, do I just use
> <form action="<%=response.encodeURL("/path/servlet")%>" ...>
> or is there something else I need to do?
>
> TIA,
>
> -Duncan
>
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