It would not surprise me if this were a Netscape bug. I have seen
similar problems using Netscape Communicator 4.5+ with Netscape
Enterprise Server and JRun 2.3. After pulling my hair out for days,
I gave up and wrote my own persistent session manager, which isn't
much more than a glorified Hashtable.
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Subject: Problem with sessions on netscape...
Hi,
i realize session tracking by setting cookies with getSession(true). If a
session exists, the next function session.isNew() should return false. In
this way, I test if a session is new.
Everything works fine using MS InternetExplorer. Netscape works too, but in
some cases it doesn�t. It sometimes creates new session (cookies) although
there does exist one. MSIE does not have this problem. So I don�t think it�s
the Java API, but the browser settings or an HTML tag missing that has
something to do with this. Has anybody experienced the same and can help
me???
p.s.: I�m using Apache 1.3.6 with JServ 1.0b5 and JServSSI (rewritten, so I
can access sessions from everywhere in the jhtml file).
It even doesn�t work if I start the servlets on their own without SSI
(<SERVLET> tags)...
MfG Stephan Scheiderer - debis Systemhaus GEI
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