Dennis Sasinka wrote:
>
> - Cookies are not manually implemented.
> - Cookies are enabled on all browsers used.
I am surprised that this works at all then. When an applet makes a
network connection to a server, the browser does not send any cookie
information. If the applet makes a connection to the server, then the
applet must pass any cookies that need to be sent. That means that the
first time an applet contacts the server, it must read the cookie from
the header. When the applet contacts the server the next time, it sends
the cookie back to the server. This cookie contains the session id which
is used by the server to identify the correct session to return from the
getSession call.
Modify your applet to retrieve and return cookies sent by the server.
That should correct the problem. There is applet code at
http://pages.about.com/kmukhar/appletServlet/ that shows how an applet
can get a cookie from a server, and send that cookie back to the server.
K Mukhar
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