What would happen in the off-chance that URL rewriting were diabled and the browser had cookies disabled?
That would be a scenario in which the server wouldn't know that the user should be associated with a session.
However, if the form which is submitted is using<html:form>, then Struts should be taking care of that.
Joe
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 13:33:46 -0600, Joe Germuska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Session management is the responsibility of the servlet container. Are you sure that the session ID is being returned correctly? Struts definitely isn't doing anything to remove or invalidate the session for you.
You can tell Struts not to put a Locale in the session by specifying a "false" value for the "locale" attribute of the <controller> in your struts-config.xml I don't believe there is any place else where Struts will manipulate the session besides if you specify that forms should be in "session" scope.
But the only reason your container would make a new session is if it couldn't find the pre-existing one, which would usually happen if you were somehow failing to return a session ID back to the servlet container.
Joe
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