> > because if it is automatically included i might as well just access the
> > response parameter name, in order for my java application to get the
> > session id generated by my servlet, i just don't know the parameter name
> > to use.
> >
That name should be different for dÃfferent containers.
It's included in a cookie, the url or a request parameter. It's up to the
servlet container you are using what it is named and which one to use. So
you'll probably have to do some investigation on your own to figure it out.
(*Chris*)
- Original Message -
From: "randie ursal" <[EMAIL PR
isn't the session id automatically included on the response parameter
from my servlet to the java app client?
because if it is automatically included i might as well just access the
response parameter name, in order for my java application to get the
session id generated by my servlet, i just don'
Hi Randie,
I don't know what you want to do but let's say your Java application is
accessing to your servlet through http.
You can write the session id into http-header or something using getId(),
which is a method of HttpServlet as other people also mensioned.
I hope it helps you.
Shinichi
On
Hi Randie,
Use getId() -- which is a method of HttpSession interface for
getting the sessionId created by your servlet. Every session created by
the server has a unique 'id' associated with it in order to identify this
session from other sessions. This method returns the 'id' of this se
