Hi Sam!
Sam Rose wrote:
In general a session with URL encoding does only differ from a cookie based
session in that the way you pass the id is not a header, but part of the
requested URI (or perhaps the posted body).
> How can a session be initiated with URL encoding?
same way as with cookies: getSession(true);
> How do you do this, and also passing parameters without them being
> seen in the URL? - or can this not be done?
This might depend on your servlet engine. Some engines might support session id
that were posted using a form. This might not always be the case.
> Can you store parameters in a session with URL encoding?
You can store parameters just the same way as you would with cookie based
sessions.
> Is it possible to create a session ID with URL encoding?
The only way to create a session is the method getSession(true) [or since API
2.1: getSession()]
Cheers,
Hendrik Schreiber
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