On 2/25/06, Filip Hanik - Dev Lists <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > this is what the browser does. > in order for the browser to send the cookie to the server, the URL needs > to be the same. > That is the domain-name/ip, port and path. > > so, http://my.server.com:8080/ is different from > http://my.server.com:8081/ > > Sorry, was out of town all these times.
No, actually, not exactly that. I have server S1 http://s1.test.com:8080/ and server S2 http://s2.test.com:9090/ If I set the two servers to use the same port number, everything is ok. But if I set them to use different port numbers, it is totally wacky. When the user is redirected from S2 to S1, I always get a new session on S1, even though the user has already a session on S1. But if I set the two servers to use the same port number, when the user is redirected from S2 to S1, I always get back the same session on S1. This is totally weird. thanks
