On 01/03/2003 04:47:38 PM webware-discuss-admin wrote:
>Webkit's Session docstring specifies that cookies must be enabled on the
>client so that Session works. However, I don't actually see any Cookie
code
>in Session. Is the docstring still correct?
Yes the docstring is correct. Session _normally_ requires cookies since
Webware will set a cookie (named "_SID_") containing a session ID. However,
you can have Webware encode the session ID in URLs automatically. So the
answer to your question:
>I am looking to have WK be session aware when the client side cannot
support
>Cookies or POSTs (spefically, I am targeting Plucker on the Palm OS).
Is
>this doable/hackable? Ideas?
... is yes. There's a setting in Application.config to turn this on.
Be aware however, that having the session encoded in the URL makes session
hijacking easier, and bookmarking harder.
...Edmund.
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