From the log posted, the cookie that tomcat seemed to be complaining about was:
Path /Value: /myapplName
It doesn't say anything about what the name of the cookie is... unless that is what Value is showing.
Does myapplName ring a bell?
Evgeny Gesin wrote:
Of course, I not disabled cookies in Tomcat and my program invokes session.getAttribute() and session.setAttribute(), but the program not creates/reads cookies.
So, I will think about (2), if another appl on my server might be setting cookies in the root path... By the way how I can check that? -- Evgeny Javadesk
Some questions that might help:
1) Do you have cookies turned off completely on all of
your contexts? That means that you should be seeing ;jsessionid= in
any of your URLs unless they are just hard coded html urls, right? In
other words, if you use response.encodeURL() for links, you should have
the jsessionid added to the URL.
Are you doing nothing with sessions?
session.getAttribute(), or setAttribute() ?
You couldn't truly be doing anything with them if you
really have cookies turned off.
If you do have no session cookie, then either you have
jsessionid in all of your request URLs, or else you are creating a new
session on every request... you could try
System.out.println(session.getId()) to see if you are getting a new session everytime or reusing an
old one.
2) Are there other apps at your domain that might be
setting cookies in the root path, and tomcat just happens to be trying to
load them?
Daniel Gibby
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