> >I'm using Tomcat 4.1.18 and I need to access its internals in my webapp > > Why?
I would like to have access to the sessions associated with my applications because I've to deal with some buggy clients (Java phones) which doesn't not support correctly the cookie mechanism. For those clients I would like to use a duplicate session mechanism using an ID passed in the URL. This way, I could use the URL as a fallback mechanism if the cookie is not handled (or lost). You known, downloading applications to Java phones is a bit tricky, because there is some network devices on the Operator network who can alter the session cookies (actually, some gateways or proxies). I known that Tomcat can be configured to use URL as the session but I don't really known how to use it properly but I have to take care because some of my clients can't handled big URLs. > > <Context path="/download" docBase="../server/webapps/download" > > debug="0" privileged="true" reloadable="true"/> > > That looks similar enough to the manager webapp. I think it is. > >I don't want to use any kind of authentification. > > Assuming you mean authentication, and that you have a valid reason to > access tomcat's internals from your own webapp (even though I'm at a > loss as to what this reason may be), wouldn't you want to check who's > accessing your server's internals???? The server access is done through a VPN as directly connected to the Operator gateways, so it's quite safe. -- Frederic Brunel Senior Software Engineer In-Fusio - Mobile Game Connections --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
