Yes, this is the default behaviour. If the user doesn't have cookies
enabled, orion will append the session key to the URL and you don't have to
rewrite your code to handle this, it's all done by the server.
-Ciaran
>
> Can someone explaing to me how orion knows what session is
curren
> Hi folks,
>
> Is the url autoencoding feature is functional ?
> There are two attributes for session-tracking tag
> in orion-web.xml: autoencode-urls, and autoencode-absolute-urls.
> I set both to true. But it doesn' work - session are lost if
> browser does not have cookies. Autoencoded
You should be able to make the application redeploy by touching the web.xml
file.
-Ciaran
> I have created a simple JSP that imports one of my own classes to validate
> users, get users rights, etc... When I make changes to this "external"
> class, it is not updated. For instance:
>
> public cla
As far as I'm aware, it's teh time since the object was last used. Simply
checking a value in the session seems to be enough to restart the timer.
Hope this helps (and is accurate)
-Ciaran
Dear Orion Interest Group:
I'm controlling the time-out of server side java beans using
the web
