Am Donnerstag, 31. August 2006 09:00 schrieb Josias Thöny: > […] > The jsessionid is always appended to the first URL when a session > starts. At the same time, a jsessionid cookie is sent to the browser. If > the browser accepts the cookie and sends it back with the next request, > the server doesn't use the jsessionid request parameter anymore. > However, if the browser does not accept session cookies, the server will > continue to append the jsessionid to all URLs, in order to maintain the > user session. (Not sure if the second option actually works with lenya)
Okay, thanks for this information. Maybe I can live with that. > AFAIK you get this behaviour with all servlet applications. > I don't know if it can be changed, you could take a look at the servlet > specification. It wouldn't be nice if it couldn't be changed since such a basic framework like the servlet framework shouldn't force specific URL conventions upon you in my opinion. > In general it should not be a problem to bookmark a URL including a > jsessionid, or sending it as a link to somebody. It is a problem because the people don't get the real, nice URL but a “disturbed” one. It's ugly. > The jsessionid will be discarded and a new session will be created. You > don't have to remember the jsessionid parameter, the URL should work without > it. At least it works this way. However, I wonder why you need to identify sessions anyway. Most websites just don't need this in my opinion. > […] Best wishes, Wolfgang --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
