I had a problem recently with a browser not setting Content-type correctly. If
the Content-type is note set correctly, Tomcat can't parse the HTTP headers
(including the cookie), so it'll create a new one.
Charlie Toohey wrote:
Infrequently, Tomcat is creating a new session on each request
Thanks. However, I am writing the cookie value to the log, and the cookie
value is identical for subsequent requests, yet Tomcat creates a new session
on each request. So it looks like it is parsing the headers correctly.
I had a problem recently with a browser not setting Content-type
: Charlie Toohey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: Tomcat losing session
Thanks. However, I am writing the cookie value to the log, and the cookie
value is identical for subsequent requests, yet Tomcat creates a new
Could the problem be this?
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=tomcat-devm=104246720928753w=2
Charlie Toohey wrote:
Thanks. However, I am writing the cookie value to the log, and the cookie
value is identical for subsequent requests, yet Tomcat creates a new session
on each request. So it looks
Typically this happens when the session with ID x
is invalidated, then each request with the same
sessionid will create a new session.
One typical scenario for that is a framed site,
where there is one navigation frame and (at least)
one content frame. If the user has diabled cookies
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