Thomas Joseph wrote:
> When client cookie is disabled, the server should automatically encrypt URLs
> with session data, Right? Is there then any way to fool the server to this
> idea?
>
I'm not sure what you're saying.
A session ID is _added_ to the URL, but it's just that; a session ID.
Not
> I had to solve a similar problem once and I ended up creating an
> This ended up causing a lot of problems.
>
> I dunk (past-tense of "dinked") around with encrypting (using JCE)
>
> I guess that doesn't really answer your question, but maybe it'll spark
> Dave
Thanks
When client cookie is
Thomas Joseph wrote:
> Sorry! The URL needs to be encrypted. The requirement is that the client
> should not be able to see the URLs as plain text on the browser address bar.
>
I had to solve a similar problem once and I ended up creating an
n-character string as a key to look up the "real" URL
From: "Dave Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Thomas Joseph wrote:
| >> We have a requirement where an existing app needs to have all of its url
references being encoded, even for those that are embedded in hyperlinks.
| > The client wants not to see any of the URLs plainly, as it may contain GET
d
Thomas Joseph wrote:
>> We have a requirement where an existing app needs to have all of its url
>> references being encoded, even for those that are embedded in hyperlinks.
> The client wants not to see any of the URLs plainly, as it may contain GET
> data (ids etc) that is in most cases generat
Hi all,
> We have a requirement where an existing app needs to have all of its url
> references being encoded, even for those that are embedded in hyperlinks.
>
The client wants not to see any of the URLs plainly, as it may contain GET data
(ids etc) that is in most cases generated by embeddin
Hi all,
We have a requirement where an existing app needs to have all of its url
references being encoded, even for those that are embedded in hyperlinks.
Any ideas?? Are Servlet Filters a good idea? Any pointers to that, or any other
idea?
Any help in this regard would be appreciated.
Thank
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