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Noam,
On 2/24/2009 2:06 PM, Noam Aigerman wrote:
> I've been working with apache tomcat under windows for a few months now.
> I've just setup a new fedora server, and deployed a .war file to it's
> webapps directory.
> Everything is running fine on the fedora machine, except that the
> session doesn't seem to "stick".
> doing something like the code below in my Servlet:
>
> String check=session.getAttribute("check");
> System.out.println("this is what I got: "+ check);
> session.setAttribute("check","one");
How do you acquire the session object in the first place?
Are you using cookies or URL rewriting? Have you done an HTTP capture
using LiveHttpHeaders (or similar) or a TCP dump using Wireshark (or
similar)?
I wonder if the cookie is being set to a domain like www.foo.com but
your are using 'localhost' to access the webapp. This will cause your
browser to fail to send cookies back to the server on subsequent requests.
- -chris
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