Re: [OT] Re: How JSESSIONID is passes

2005-08-16 Thread GRamani
I was thinking of that too.. He did say in his initail post: "I'm keep on calling this action for different condition".. so the clue maybe hidden in that.. But then again, having been up since 3am, I perhaps shouldn't be posting to any lists..;) Geeta Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on

Re: [OT] Re: How JSESSIONID is passes

2005-08-16 Thread Dave Newton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You are quite right; I was being sloppy.. Should have added the "if there's no current session" bit.. thanks for the catch.. Which makes me wonder why the original poster was continually getting new sessions; seems weird. Dave Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot

Re: [OT] Re: How JSESSIONID is passes

2005-08-16 Thread GRamani
You are quite right; I was being sloppy.. Should have added the "if there's no current session" bit.. thanks for the catch.. Geeta Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/16/2005 10:54:39 AM: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >HttpSession Session=request.getSession(true); > > > >The "true" mea

[OT] Re: How JSESSIONID is passes

2005-08-16 Thread Dave Newton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: HttpSession Session=request.getSession(true); The "true" means create a new session. For which J2EE versions is that correct? In my 1.3 JavaDocs it says: "Returns the current |HttpSession| associated with this request or, if if there is no current session and |cre

Re: How JSESSIONID is passes

2005-08-16 Thread GRamani
Hi Senthilrajan: As Hermod mentioned in his note, your session problems are caused because you have (from your previous note): HttpSession Session=request.getSession(true); The "true" means create a new session. So instead use: HttpSession Session=request.getSession(false); or just: HttpSession