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Hi everyone.
I've been having some trouble with HTTP sessions...
if I invalidate a session, and then re-request a page (JSP, servlet)... or just
re-call getSession(), the same ID is used. The session is invalidated
because all of the data is lost, however I don't think that when the client
requests the same session ID, a new session should be assigned that same
ID. This code snippet (JSP) demonstrates the problem:
<%
out.println("Initial ID: " + session.getId() + "<br>"); session.putValue("test","test"); out.println("Test data: " + session.getValue("test") + "<br>"); session.invalidate(); session = request.getSession(); out.println("New ID: " + session.getId() + "<br>"); out.println("Test data: " + session.getValue("test") + "<br>"); %> I've talked to one other person about this problem
already, and he claims that it doesn't appear on his machine.
Anyone have any ideas why it's happening?!
Another problem: when I access pages on my local
machine with MSIE, session information seems to be stored fine... however, in
the servlet, although a call to isRequestedSessionIdFromCookie() confirms that a
cookie is being used, the cookie is nowhere to be found in the Cookie array
returned by getCookies(). It works normally from Netscape. Again,
any ideas?
stefan tryggvason
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