I'm developing a Web App on Tomcat 3.2.4 (and Struts 1.0.2) and I've been using URL rewriting throughout to make everything nice and relocateable. As has been pointed out before on this list, the first time a browser accesses the web-app, the session id cookie is set but cannot yet be retrieved so URL rewriting is performed even though the browser supports cookies.
This causes all kinds of problems I want to avoid. The ";jsessionid=foobar" method is just too clunky and doesn't work well with several other bits of the whole that don't recognise it as a query string (a good example is when I use the Struts <html:rewrite> tag to set the codebase for an applet; also IE's visited links, autocomplete passwords and other history-related functions don't work because IE thinks it's a different page, other exaples too), and I desperately want to disable it. Is there any way to disable session tracking via URL and require cookies instead? They're a hard requirement for the webapp anyway (for other reasons). -S. _____________________________________________________________________ This message has been checked for all known viruses by the MessageLabs Virus Scanning Service.
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