Hi,
... I'm aware of this problem, but I didn't pursue it because I think it is mentioned
somewhere that the JSWDK servlet host/ web server does not implement URL rewriting
yet... you'll probably need to try it with a demo version of a commercial servlet
host... but, I could be wrong... Anyway
I consider URL rewriting a dirty trick (see the hotmail bug), with too much drawbacks
to consider it any longer as a serious alternative. Browser persistence has become too
crucial for a web-application : 99% of your target audience can support cookies... no
need to become a slave of the
overwhelming amount of (would-be) browsers out there...
There, that didn't help at all, now did it :))
e-gret,
Danny Martens
Tomoton
"matteo.manzini" wrote:
> I still have my problems with URL rewriting.
> I understand what the HttpServletResponse.encodeURL() is used for, but I can't
>succed in using it inside my servlets.
> First of all, I would like to know if JSWDK 1.0 support this method.
> If so, I would like to ask u what is the problem in the following line of code:
>
> out.println("<form action=\"" +
>response.encodeURL("http://localhost:8080/servlet/encUrlServlet.Servlet1") + "\"
>method=\"post\">");
>
> Here, considering what I can understand, if I turn cookies off from my browser, the
>session id should be automatically attached to the url calling
>encUrlServlet.Servlet1. But this doesn't happen, and my session is lost when I try to
>use it inside doPost method of encUrlServlet.Servlet1.
> Can someone explain me where is my error?? Or even redirect me to some example code??
> Thanks.
> Matteo
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