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Thomas,
> Thanks for your answer. I guess I have to clarify my situation here a
> bit: We are creating an application which will run as a kind of slave
> to another (for us completely unknown) application server. This server
> has a kind of custom sess
On 9/10/07, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thomas Gelzhaeuser wrote:
> > - if the session identifier is known - use the session for the request
> > with which the session was started.
>
> You can make any request to a Tomcat server using a session id encoded
> in the URL like this
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Thomas,
Thomas Gelzhaeuser wrote:
> - if the session identifier is known - use the session for the request
> with which the session was started.
You can make any request to a Tomcat server using a session id encoded
in the URL like this:
http://host
Hi all.
I have a small problem here and could use some toughts how to handle that.
A client to my tomcat application will send me a kind of session
identifier as part of the request. Is it possible somehow to emulate
the following behaviour:
- if the session identifier is unknown - start a new s
