That wouldn't work for the rest of the world. Because tomcat doesn't add it if it sees that
it can set a cookie.
i fixed it by only using the query part.
johan
On 3/7/06, R.A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Duplication of jsessionid was cancelled unnoticed.
And changed WicketServlet as follows, onBeginRequest called just one time.
WicketServlet#doGet
if (queryString != null)
{
// bufferId = new StringBuffer( requestUri.length() + queryString.length() +
1).append(
// requestUri).append("?").append(queryString).toString();
bufferId = new StringBuffer(requestUri.length() + queryString.length () +
1).append(
requestUri).append(";jsessionid=" +
servletRequest.getRequestedSessionId()).append("?").append(queryString).toString();
}
This solution method is correct, is?
Ｉt seems that WebSphere users have this problem, don't Wicket correspond?
Thank you.
R.A
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