Dwayne wrote:
> > Can you precise if the cookie is sent or not by the server ? (you can
> > tell your browser to ask you for every cookie coming).
> The JServer don't send cookie, but when I active mod_usertrack the
> apache server sent cookie for him (not for jserv, only one cookie with
> solaris and two from linux)
JServ sets his own cookie, and doesn't rely on Apache to to it for him.
> > You have also the ability to activate headers traces on JServ 0.9.11 to
> > see what's happening.
> > If it works well on Linux, it could be just a problem of DNS/hostname.
> Can you precify the impact of DNS.
If your JServ was confused about his hostname /domain it could send cookies
containing the wrong domain, So the browser would not send them back to JServ.
(2 machines with differents DNS servers, and one of them incorrect).
But if JServ doesn't send cookies, that's because the servlet didn't ask for a
session. So you'd check the servlet's code.
> > As any commercial hotline would say : You should consider using 1.0, or
> > at least 0.9.12
> there is a probleme with evolution of version on production plateform.
> And I don't read any bug fixe about this problem in 0.9.12 and 1.0bx
You're right. (is it really a JServ bug ?).
But, anyway you should consider using the latest ;-)) releases. (1.0 tree)
Jean-Luc
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