He shouldn't have to set this option. We're using the same
configuration, load balanced apache servers and we don't have this
configuration set.
Additionally, I think you can choose as to whether the session id is
cookied vs appending to the request.
Unless....are you serving up static images off your apache server?
--adam
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Lmk,
On 8/17/2009 8:40 AM, lmk wrote:
I have a 2 tomcat servers load balanced using apache mod_jk, I have a
probleme with images on the login page, the image url generate is
postfixed by jsessionid, so, the image is not rendered, the user have to
use F5 button.
... plus, users who have cookies disabled will never be able to see images.
how to work arround this issue?
Use the "JkStripSession" directive in your Apache httpd configuration.
If you have a reasonably recent version of mod_jk, this will remove the
;jsessionid=... parameter from your URLs before httpd tries to serve them.
- -chris
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