Hi Rahul,
Click doesn't generally create a session. The one area where it will
create a session is if you use the "Form.onSubmitCheck" check in your
code, eg:
public boolean onSecurityCheck() {
return form.onSubmitCheck(this, "/invalid-submit.html");
}
That check needs to store a value in the Session in order to work. The
other area where a session is created is if you use stateful controls. Bar
that I don't think Click creates sessions.
If you log into your application that will also create a session, but that
isn't Click specific, but rather your server or security framework eg.
Spring Security etc.
You should also check that Firefox cookies is not disabled perhaps?
Kind regards
Bob
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 6:13 AM, Rahul Khandelwal <[email protected]>wrote:
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> Please somebody tell me how click manages the session internally .
> I am working on a click application and I am getting a problem.
> When I load a click page (any.htm) then in chrome a JSESSIONID cookie gets
> set but in firefox it is not getting set.
> So , in firefox new session get created at subsequent requests.
> I am using click and servlet together to display an upload progress bar
> and I am doing following from .htm page :-
> first posting a form containing file to be upload to servlet doPost method
> then , making ajax request to servlet doGet for upload status.
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> But , in every new request new session getting created .
> So , please tell me a way where I don't need to use cookie to store
> JSESSIONID like we do in URL Re-writing .
> How we do URL Rewriting in click framework.
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> Please reply soon.
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> Thanks.
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