Thank you for your reply, Chris.
I've set the cookies attribute to false
in the server.xml file, restarted tomcat and now the cookie session management
is disabled.
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Luís Amorim
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Hello, Christopher.
Thanks for your reply.
Can you please tell me how do I turn
off container-managed authentication?
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Luís Amorim
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Hi there.
Is there any way to tell Tomcat to never use cookies for session
management?
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Luís Amorim
Hi.
In my web application, I have a thread running in the background that
sends emails to the user when some event occurs.
However, yesterday it stopped sending emails. I've checked catalina.out
log and there was no exception in there, apparently it was all ok. So,
I've restarted tomcat and thi
Hi there.
I have the following problem in my web application.
I am using the url rewriting method for session maintenance, but when a
timeout occurs in my web application, tomcat sets a cookie named
jsessionid (used for session tracking purposes) with a new session id
value before redirecting the
By the way, this behaviour only happens in Mozilla/Firefox, it does not
happen in Internet Explorer.
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Luís Amorim
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se help me solve this problem? Does tomcat always creates a
jsessionid cookie when a timeout occurs or this just happens in my web
app? And if this is a tomcat issue, how do I disallow this (if it is
possible, anyway)?
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Luis Amorim