There's an article here:
http://randomcoder.com/articles/jsessionid-considered-harmful
that describes how to disable URL rewriting using a filter.
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Len
On Feb 8, 2008 10:30 PM, Gregory Gerard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/context.html
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> I can turn
Thanks for the suggestions!
I like using the database for storage for it's easy maintenance and security,
but marshalling a lot of binary data (like a large image library) adds a bit of
overhead to the application.
I'll look into pursuing a storage directory external to the webapp.
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Lets face it, there is virtually no site of interest that doesn't
require cookies (or javascript).
A possibility to turn url rewriting off would be really great even it
isn't covered by the servlet spec. And we all know how disturbing url
rewriting is for crawlers.
But since tomcat isn't a ref imp
Hello, you might want to take a look at:
http://www.coreservlets.com/
The marquee author hosting the above named site wrote a book with the same
title:
* According to the author (Marty Hall) the only downside(s) to cookies are
privacy issues.
* The client browser has to have cookies turned on
The servlet-api-2.4.jar is already in /common/lib.
I doubt that's the cause. :-)
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The missing class:
javax/servlet/ServletRequestListener
occurs in servlet-api.jar which appears to be missing in your
configuration. The best place for it is in
Hello, do you have the servlet-api-2.x.jar (or similar) loaded using the
Eclipse Project Properties? What is in the Eclipse Libraries tab? Run jarscan
to see where your (assuming .war) is picking up the the package and class. Are
you exporting a .war from Eclipse? What is your Eclipse JavaBuilde
The missing class:
javax/servlet/ServletRequestListener
occurs in servlet-api.jar which appears to be missing in your
configuration. The best place for it is in
Tomcat's common/lib.
-Ken
Thomas Chang wrote:
Hi all,
I am not sure if I should put my question here. But I can't google
Hi all,
I am not sure if I should put my question here. But I can't google out the
right place. Hope someone here can help. :-)
I built a web-app and can deploy it successfully from Tomcat Manager. But as
I deploy it from the Eclipse, I get the following exception.
P.S.: I use
Dave wrote:
Hi,
I have one JBoss instance (4.0.5GA) running on Linux. The machine has one IP with two domains.
www.domain1.com
www.domain2.com
I have two SSL certificates, one for each domain, imported into keystore.
I need to use both without any warnings from browser
https
Hi,
I have one JBoss instance (4.0.5GA) running on Linux. The machine has one IP
with two domains.
www.domain1.com
www.domain2.com
I have two SSL certificates, one for each domain, imported into keystore.
I need to use both without any warnings from browser
https://www.domain1.
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hi. i have an iphone and i try to downgrade it with ibrickr. it
seems to work but i have a big problem. your program is start
running stops and rest
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