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Jens,
Jens Kapitza wrote:
> i think if you really will do this you can
>
> make a warper to the session object in the tomcat app. and store all
> the data in the database (select by the ip,username or id) - you have to
> pass this as parameter - (or
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Massoud,
kohanm wrote:
> If I add cookie="false" in Context, it's geting worse and the session in
> the original browser does not work properly.
It sounds like you have not coded your webapp properly, then. If you
had, disabling cookies would have
i think if you really will do this you can
make a warper to the session object in the tomcat app. and store all
the data in the database (select by the ip,username or id) - you have to
pass this as parameter - (or en(/de)code your url in other way)
?id=$$BLABLA$$
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> Hi,
>
> If I add cookie="false" in Context, it's geting worse and the session in
> the original browser does not work properly.
> In my program to keep track of data I use a JavaBean and then pass in
> session like:
>
> session.setAttribute("appBean" , Mybean);
> The appBean session should be
Hi,
If I add cookie="false" in Context, it's geting worse and the session in
the original browser does not work properly.
In my program to keep track of data I use a JavaBean and then pass in
session like:
session.setAttribute("appBean" , Mybean);
The appBean session should be accessible when
kohanm wrote:
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> Hi,
> I have Tomcat 5.5 installed and a Java web applicaion is running.
> How could* *I *se*t up Tomcat that if I copy and past the URL of the web
> application to anoather browser the session could be tranferred to the new
> browser, in other words:
> Session can be transfe
