Hello all,
i have sent this one before, but i am hoping someone else has
had this particular problem.
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i am hoping someone has seen the following behavior.
TomcatA sends a redirect to TomcatB
on the backend, I can see that TomcatB receives a JSESSIONID that was
originally assigned to it by TomcatA;
i.e. cookie = JSESSIONID=6EF95FA9AA98E608C555E28875F57054;
I rewrite reset the jsession id ( see the code bellow ), but
on the next request i see this:
cookie = JSESSIONID=6EF95FA9AA98E608C555E28875F57054;
JSESSIONID=2251830F6F64DEFC974C19C79F1EABAB
for some reason using Mozilla works, but I.E. is the one that passes
2 JSESSIONID variables. Thoughts?
if (cookies != null && cookies.length > 0)
{
int len = cookies.length;
for (int i = 0; i < len; i++)
{
if
(cookies[i].getName().equalsIgnoreCase("jsessionid"))
{
cookies[i].setMaxAge(-1);
cookies[i].setPath("/");
_LOGGER.debug("COOKIE VALUE " +
cookies[i].getValue() );
_LOGGER.debug("session id: " +
request.getSession().getId() );
_LOGGER.debug(" comp" + (
request.getSession().getId().equals(cookies[i].getValue())));
if (
request.getSession().getId().equals(cookies[i].getValue()))
{
_LOGGER.debug("equal");
response.addCookie(cookies[i]);
}
else
{
_LOGGER.debug("not equal");
Cookie sessionCookie = new
Cookie("JSESSIONID",
request.getSession().getId());
response.addCookie(sessionCookie);
}
foundCookie = true;
_LOGGER.debug("updated session cookie");
}
}
}
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