>> I think untill you call the method getSession() you do not
>> create a session.
>> So just do not call this method.
>Looks like this isn't true. We don't call getSession
>anywere in our code and still the cookie appears every
>time the application is used.
You do call it - if you use JSP and you don't explicitly turn off
session creation on the JSP page then the page will automatically call
this method for you.
Sorry - there's nothing you can do about it except turning it off on
every JSP page.
Well - there is one thing: have all your requests go to a servlet and
have the servlet include() the JSP pages - since include()d pages
cannot alter headers your page should not be able to create the
cookie.
I've never tried that - but it should work.
Nic
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