Hi all,
I have built a servlet based application that uses xsl to render the output.
When a user requests
data (http/s), a standard servlet session is started, the request is processed with
the xsl and the
subsequent data is returned. My problem is this: I want to be able to use the xsl
document() function to
call another servlet and MAINTAIN the current session for that request. I have tried
to build a rewritten url
to call from the document(rwurl) function, but tomcat seems to ignore it. I'm not sure
whats going on, but
I figure that either tomcat thinks that the calling process supports cookies and
therefore is refusing the
rewritten url with the sessionid, OR tomcat is being too smart and is checking the
senders IP as well as
the sessionid, or something. I am using xalan as the xslt processor.
does anyone have any thoughts on how I can maintain my cookie based session with my
end user but
make calls from xsl and establish them as part of the same session?
Thanks in advance
Jason.
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