>>> "Boemio, Neil (CAP, FGI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12-May-00
9:38:51 PM >>>
>My site (JSP pages) does URL rewriting
>(response.encodeURL(url)) and I have a form with
>ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data". After the form is
>submitted, I navigate to another page (URL encoded
>of course), but the session id in the URL changes,
>which of course causes me to lose all the session variables.
>Not good.
But when the form is submitted you get the correct session id yes?
(ie: request.getSession().getId() is the same as the session you have
on the page?)
>Is this a bug? Is there a way around?
Well... you don't say what servlet engine you are using... or how you
are doing multipart encoding.
You may not be aware:
- if you do multipart encoding you have to do it yourself
- you must therefore handle the getting and parsing of the POST data
- you can use HttpUtils.parsePostData() to actually do the parsing
- it will depend on your container's implementation of sessions
whether it can then pick up the session or not (for example my own
engine GNU-Paperclips would not do that... but then we plan to offer
multipart parsing as an extension to the API).
Nic Ferrier
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