Hi,
I just discovered a weird thing:
I have a Tomcat 4.1.12 running in my machine, which is called "ale2000", and I test my app using http://localhost:8080/xxxxxx as the url (not the machine name configured in Windows)
When some of the html page make a request to the app, using http://ale2000:8080/xxxxxx, Tomcat creates other session object, instead of reusing the same session originally created when I call it the first time using http://localhost:8080/xxxxxx
Is this behavior correct? Doesn't it better to create other session based on different IP addresses, instead of different machine names?
TIA, Gabriel
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Well think about what you are asking, and think how session work. Sessions either have to work from URL rewriting or from cookies. URL rewriting stinks (personal opinion), and cookies work on domains. So basically you're limited to web technologies. You could use URL rewriting, but I don't like that.
Wade
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