No Chris
If cookies are not accepted automatically thru URL rewriting the contents
are transfered
U Just disable cookies and make a program this will work 100 % ...cos we
can't expect all to enable cookies
and we faced this problem in our project and we found that it is
automatically done thru URL rewriting
check it up cheers....
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From: Chris Janicki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 9:42 PM
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Subject: Re: Can't get work <jsp:useBeen scope = "session"> in 4.0/b1
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On 2/12/01, 10:52:21 AM, janis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding Can't get work
<jsp:useBeen scope = "session"> in 4.0/b1:
> Hello!
> I am running Tomcat4.0/b1 on Linux Red Hat 7.0 with Java 2 (jdk1.3) and
> connected to Apache with the connector mod_webapp.
> I seems to me that setting the scope to <session> for a bean
> (<jsp_useBean scope="session">
> does'nt take any effect. By setting the scope to the
> <application> session seems to persist.
> Other things works fine, but each subsequential load of the same page
> with session scope, makes a new session and all static objects are
> reinitialized.
> Is this something I can avoid with correct settings in the web.xml for
> each context? The only thing I should wish right now (regarding Tomcat)
> is that I could set the scope of the page and timeout for each page/or
> context. Is it possible to do so in Tomcat4.0/b1 at this time?
> janis
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