I would recommend that you first test with Mozilla or some browser that lets you monitor cookies. (From Mz click Tools -> cookie manager -> manage cookies).
First of all make sure that you indeed blocking the cookies.


Next dump the session contents for each page and try to find where the session is being lost.

-Aaron


Jeffrey Clement wrote:


Good Morning,

I've been working with webware 0.8 and have an app that is using a
variant on   the Securepage used in the Examples.  On one of these
secure pages I have a button which through some horrible javascript,
pops up another Window for some dataentry.  Both of these forms are
subclassed from my SecurePage.  So as a user I can login to the mainpage
and it all works fine.  Then I click the button, enter stuff and it all
works fine.  But then it seems to be clearing my cookies (including
session ID) which is logging me out.

It's to the point that it very consistent.  I have page 1:
http://.../UserMonitor
click the button which just opens next page in a window
http://.../UserSetProxy
enter some stuff in the setProxy window.  Hit submit which sends to
UserSetProxy for storage and then has a JS window.close().
Now if I refresh UserMonitor it nolonger has any cookies and so it
starts a new session.

I am certain I have no code that should be invalidating the session and
the timeout is defaults (15min).

Does anyone have any idea what could cause this.  The hostname in the
URL is staying the same,both servlets are in the same path.  I can't see
why the browser is forgetting these.  It works fine in Mozilla and IE<6
but IE6 and Konqi both have this problem.

Thank you,
Jeff







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