Although others may come up with better answers, on the top of my head
the quickest and maybe clean enough way to deal with this is a servlet
filter that intercepts all requests, looks for the googlebot useragent
and invalidates the HTTP session before passing the request to the
chain. Or something like that :-)
hth,
Manos
Sergiusz Jarczyk wrote:
Hi All
I'm currently working on a large webapp, powered by Struts, and I have
a serious problem with making it SE-friendly. The problem is, I don't
know how to make Struts to not attach session id (i.e. no encodeURL())
the URL returned to visitor, in case it's a robot (i.e. googlebot). In
other words, how to make Struts to selectively disable sessions. I
don't want to disable session tracking for all visitors, as I need it
for the app logic. Any servlet filters and/or mod_rewrite solutions
are not a choice, as they don't stop Struts from generating links with
the session id attached.
Any ideas?
TIA,
Sergiusz
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