Matt,
You didn't include any code, so all I can offer is that you can use the
response.encodeURL(URL) method to enable URL re-writing. It's nice
actually, if the browser allows cookies it will uses them for session
tracking, otherwise it will rewrite the URL.
Steve
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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 8:15 AM
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Subject: Session tracking
I'm having some problems with session tracking in my servlet i.e. I can't
rewrite the URL. The servlet is going to serve WML content for WAP enabled
mobile phones so I can't rely on cookies as the browsers I'm targetting will
(mostly) not have cookie support.
The servlets run fine, and create new sessions OK, but the server will not
keep sessions alive longer than the servlet service() method lasts... I need
to know whether this a server problem (i.e. I need to enable URL rewriting)
or I'm doing something dodgy in my code...
I'm running Tomcat v.3.0 (servlet API 2.2 I think) on NT4.0 sp5
Cheers for any help
matt
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