I experienced this in ASP IIS Win2000:
The session variables created in an unsecure connection (port 80) was
not available when I accessed a page in SSL (port 443?). Does anyone
know how to make this work with JSP/Servlet in general?
Is there an option in JSP/Servlet that will allow me to create session
objects that are available for any url running tomcat?
i.e. I want the session objects created in http://somesite.com to be
available in https://somesite.com or https://sub.somesite.com.
Someone should have an answer out there since this is very typical for
shopping carts. When selecting the products, this occurs on an unsecure
url and when finalizing the order (entering sensitive data) it is generally
done in SSL.
Please help.
Antonio
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