> Yes, you can recover the sessionid parameter value from the request headers
> if the session
> object reports that cookies are turned off and put it in a correctly named
> hidden input
> in the form. That may work ok :)
>
> Andy Bailey
It is not guaranted that the session will be held as parameter.
Yes, Apache uses a parameter named "JServSessionId",
many other servlet engines do it also, but some servlet engines
keep the session in PATH_INFO part of the URL or somewhere else.
See www.sun.com, it uses :
http://www.sun.com/share/text/SMICopyright.html;$sessionid$5Z0OCPAAAWZNRAMUVFZE3NQ
Martin
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