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> The relative url can't be converted to absolute url.
> I think it's useful.
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Even if - it would be good if the server would be robust in that case,
right ?
ciao,
-hen
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Hi,
> If you want the *current* session for this request, you should always call
> request.getSession() instead.
Yes. This is correctly working in tomcat 3.x: the getRequestedSessionId()
returns one of the IDs with preference to the cookie; the getSession()
returns the current session. perfect
Hi,
> > We always have the problem, that we might get multiple session ids (from
> > the URL, from _multple_ cookies).
>
> You should not be getting multiple session id cookies for different
> webapps unless (a) the context paths overlap, or (b) your client is not
> following the rules of the sp
Hi,
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this disucsses Bug 10419 and 10418. See details in
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10419
and
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10418
with a bug-demonstration servlet
http://www.freiheit.com/users/hzeller/SessionBugDemonstration.java
this works
Hi,
> Yes, I am. I need to check to see if certain objects are in the session and if
> not, see if they are in another session that is pointed to by the Cookie id.
> It's like SingleSignOn, but slightly different. However I'm a bit confused to
> why I can't get a session, even when the rest of
Hi Guys,
I recently had the pleasure to work more with web applications and am now
finding my way back to the server source. First impression: tomcat grew
big, compared to JServ times .. but it seems, that its actual main aim,
being a small, robust and fast servlet engine - isn't as dominant
