On Sat, 2011-12-31 at 00:33 -0600, Jerry Malcolm wrote: > I have a web app that's worked for years. I had to go in and do some > renovations on it due to a few new requirements. Now for some reason, I'm > getting a new/different session id for each page. It's easy to see that's > what happening since I use the sessionid for a log file name. Where I used > to get one log file when clicking through a series of pages, I now get a > bunch of logging files. This is a problem since I store data in the > session object between pages. And now the pages cannot find the data. This > is on TC 7. > > The only major thing I'm doing differently now that I can figure might > affect it is I'm using mod_rewrite in apache httpd. But I'm grasping at > straws. I really don't see how mod_rewrite would be preventing session > data from passing through. Or could it? > > The way I understand it, it's simply a session key that's passed back and > forth as a cookie, right? >
The session ID could also be embedded in the URL and perhaps mod_rewrite is dropping it. You could compare the access logs in httpd vs tomcat (enable them in tomcat if necessary). > Any ideas why I'm losing my sessions on each page? > > Thx > > Jerry
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