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The session variable name always includes the zone name.
The default zone is probably root, that is why it is
JServSessionIdroot. If you set up a zone named "blah",
the session variable name would be JServSessionIdblah
So you already have zone based session variables.
Hope that helps,
naeem
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> From: Christine Giovanacci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 10:22 AM
> To: Java Apache Users
> Subject: Url rewriting : customization of the session parameter name
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> The default parameter name is "JServSessionIdroot".
> Does anybody knows if it possible to customize it (on a zone
> basis would be
> an ideal)?
>
> Context:
> The reason for that is that I'm generating pages for Wap
> devices that are
> not cookie aware and have limitation on page size.
> So I would like to use a very short name!
> The web server we currently use (Enhydra) allows us to change
> this name.
>
> Christine Giovanacci
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