Dennis Sasinka wrote:
>
> I am not following you Mukhar. The session id is being saved, atleast when
> run with IE, because I have been able to retrieve it at the servlet level.
> I can retrieve the saved session with IE but Netscape returns null. So,
> Netscape either does not let me save the session or does not let me retrieve
> it for some reason.
Yes, after I sent my message, I reread your message and realized you
said that it works with IE but not Netscape. It sounds as though the
session id gets messed up by the Netscape browser or Netscape JVM. Here
are some ideas:
- I've seen some messages talking about how the Java plug-in can mess up
sessions. I don't know any details because I've never had to deal with
this. Check the archives for those older messages
- Check the session id in both the applet and the servlet. In the
applet, either print the session id to the screen or the Java console in
the browser so you can see what id the applet gets and what it sends to
the servlet. Do the same thing in the servlet (print the session id that
it receives) so you can see what the servlet is getting. Check the
servlet code at http://pages.about.com/kmukhar to see various ways to do
this.
K Mukhar
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