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Pid,
Pid wrote:
Christopher Schultz wrote:
Bottom line: beware deploying applications inside one another's URI spaces.
Do you mean 'inside' as in the (expected) outcome of
app1.war
app1#part2.war
It's worse than that, because Apache httpd
to the the browser. That page contains an IFrame that points to
webappB.
Is there a way to have/use different JSESSIONID for the webapps ? I know
the browser handles the cookies per hostname, is there a way to handle
cookies per path (webapp) ?
If you've actually deployed two separate webapps
.
Is there a way to have/use different JSESSIONID for the webapps ? I know
the browser handles the cookies per hostname, is there a way to handle
cookies per path (webapp) ?
Thank in advance
ste
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that points to
webappB.
Is there a way to have/use different JSESSIONID for the webapps ? I know
the browser handles the cookies per hostname, is there a way to handle
cookies per path (webapp) ?
If you've actually deployed two separate webapps then the session ids
ought to be different. Session
web page to the the browser. That page contains an IFrame that points to
webappB.
Is there a way to have/use different JSESSIONID for the webapps ? I know
the browser handles the cookies per hostname, is there a way to handle
cookies per path (webapp) ?
If you've actually deployed two
that provides the main
web page to the the browser. That page contains an IFrame that points to
webappB.
Is there a way to have/use different JSESSIONID for the webapps ? I know
the browser handles the cookies per hostname, is there a way to handle
cookies per path (webapp) ?
Thank
