Tomcat doesn't support URL rewriting in the current release.
Casey Kochmer
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>From: Anjana M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 22:50:59 GMT
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>Hi,
>I just tried a simple url rewriting test and it does nt pass on the session
>information when i disable cookies.
>
>My first jsp is test.jsp is as follows
><%
>String url = response.encodeURL("/testa.jsp");
>session.setAttribute("MyName","aaaa");
>%>
>
><body>
><form action="<%=url%>" method="post">
>name <input type=text name=loginID >
>id <input type=text name=loginPassword >
><BR>
><input type=submit value=submit>
></form>
></body>
></html>
>
>and my second page testa.jsp is
><%
>String name =(String)session.getAttribute("MyName");
>out.println("name is as foll " + name);
>%>
>I am runnning Apache and Tomcat. Am i missing something ?
>
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