RE: JSP

["Ducret, Gilles (CH)" <Gilles.DUCRET@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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No cookies, no URL rewriting.

About the URL:

In servlet definitions I have something like:

name: Login
servlet-path: /Login                    (problem also exist if path is
/servlet)

name: ProjectsList
servlet-path: /ProjectsList

Login servlet is called and put user object into the session. Display a page
with
an hyperlink to the ProjectsList (href="ProjectsList?action=init")

Then a new session has been created

-----Original Message-----
From: Art Smet [mailto:smet@us.ibm.com]
Sent: mardi, 12. février 2002 18:02
To: java400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: JSP



Do you get a new session all the time in your app, or is getting a new
session limited to the specific scenario you mention?  If you're not sure,
I suggest running a SessionSnoop servlet which verifies that session usage
seems to be working normally.

Are you using URL rewriting as your vehicle for carrying the sessionid, or
are you using cookies?

If it is just the scenario you mention, what URL (at the browser) is used
to invoke the initial servlet and what URL (at the browser) is used after
you click on the link?

Do you use security (WebSphere security or HTTP server basic
authentication)?

Do you see any session related logging in stdout/stderr?  (scan for
sessiontracking)




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Hello,

I have a very strange problem and I cannot find where
it comes from.

I have a first servlet, that put some information into
the session. This servlet then calls a jsp to display
information.

The jsp displays the information plus an hyperlink to another
servlet.

When I clic on that link and enter the servlet code, I cannot
find anymore the object in the session. The session ID has
also changed. In fact a new session has been created for
this servlet.

What can make a new session to be created?

The link is:

<a href="servlet/MyServlet">Test my servlet</a>

Thanks

Gilles


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