if user's browser doesn't support Cookies, then where to store user's session information?

2010-01-12 Thread Peter Chen
Hi, all I am using Tomcat 5.5.26 as the Web Server. I know the session information is stored in Cookies with the key JSESSIONID. But some browsers don't support Cookies. So my question is if user's browser doesn't support Cookies, then where to store user's session information

RE: if user's browser doesn't support Cookies, then where to store user's session information?

2010-01-12 Thread Looijmans, Mike
information? Hi, all I am using Tomcat 5.5.26 as the Web Server. I know the session information is stored in Cookies with the key JSESSIONID. But some browsers don't support Cookies. So my question is if user's browser doesn't support Cookies, then where to store user's session

Re: if user's browser doesn't support Cookies, then where to store user's session information?

2010-01-12 Thread Mark Thomas
On 12/01/2010 09:00, Peter Chen wrote: Hi, all I am using Tomcat 5.5.26 as the Web Server. I know the session information is stored in Cookies with the key JSESSIONID. But some browsers don't support Cookies. So my question is if user's browser doesn't support Cookies, then where

Re: if user's browser doesn't support Cookies, then where to store user's session information?

2010-01-12 Thread Pid
support Cookies, then where to store user's session information? In the URL. If you encode every URL on the page then Tomcat will determine whether there's a cookie and it will rewrite the URL to include the parameter jsessionid. a href=% response.encodeURL('/path/to/page.jsp') %Link text