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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Veronique Dupierris
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> I did a copy / paste of your examples and, as you said, I'm
> affraid I " have a
> bigger
> problem." :-(( Each time I click on the link to reach the
> other page, the session
> is different and the "link Name" ( which should be the result
> of the encodeUrl
> method)
> is : "examples/jsp/tutorial/session2.jsp" whitout any
> additionnal Information !!!!!
> I am a starting to despair.
> Any other idea concerning this problem ???? I saw in some
> books/tutorial... that
> an other way of doing session tracking was to use a
> hidden input in a form. Does that mean that it is possible to
> save the session ID,
> to get it back in a new JSP file and then ask the server to use
> this session ! If this is possible it could be a "dirty"
> work- around...
Hmmmn, it would seem that maybe there is a problem in the version of JSWDK
that you are using?
Is there a later version available?
You could try another servlet engine - eg JRUN, which is free for
development/non-commercial purposes.
Do you /have/ to get it working without the use of cookies?
If you assume cookies are always turned on in the browser, you then don't
need to encode the urls.
Hope that helps,
Steve S
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