Hi All,
Is there any way to track the session if the client browser
doesn't support Cookies...
I used URL rewriting by i don't want my session id to be exposed...
Is there any way that i can store the session id as a header information and
get it back every time.. ?
The session id generated by tomcat(with apache) is very small
abt..10characters.. and i am getting
problem when implementing both url rewriting and Http session... the problem
is ...
when url is rewritten in a page .. its not considering it in the same
session the new page is having a diffrent session id... And the greatest bug
i saw is when in this is.... when cookies turned off it works fine if
cookies are ON then
there are two session for a client...
i mean the following code is giving me this output
-----------------------------------------------
All Your Cookies Contains.......
<br>
<%
Cookie c[]= request.getCookies();
for(int i=0;i<c.length;i++)
{
out.println(c[i].getName()+" "+c[i].getValue()+"<br>");
}
%>
-----------------------
All Your Cookies Contains.......
JSESSIONID 518xqr3oi1
JSESSIONID 9llkco3st1
--------------------------------------------
there are two cookies with same name ????? with diffrent value .. how is
this possible ...
Arun.N,
EximSoft Technologies,
Bangalore-78
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