Waylander
05-17-2006, 01:16 AM
I have just finished my login/session system for the Tomcat 5.5 Servlet based web application I am writing.
At the moment it works fine, it uses the cookies and works, when I disable cookies the url re-writing comes on instead, all fine.
Now, I have decided to only use url re-writing because I am not keen on my system using cookies so I have added the cookies false definition to my xml context fragment.
<Context ... cookies="false" ... />
But it just doesnt seem to work....
(baring of course some silly mistake or a code typo)
I have built a couple times and made sure that the context fragment is being used, and tested with both browsers a couple of times with cookies on and off and with all cookies cleared but it just keeps using cookies if it can, it only uses the re-writing when they are explicitly disabled by the browser.
Does anyone know any issues that could cause this behaviour?
Is there any other way to force re-writing onto the context?
Waylander.
At the moment it works fine, it uses the cookies and works, when I disable cookies the url re-writing comes on instead, all fine.
Now, I have decided to only use url re-writing because I am not keen on my system using cookies so I have added the cookies false definition to my xml context fragment.
<Context ... cookies="false" ... />
But it just doesnt seem to work....
(baring of course some silly mistake or a code typo)
I have built a couple times and made sure that the context fragment is being used, and tested with both browsers a couple of times with cookies on and off and with all cookies cleared but it just keeps using cookies if it can, it only uses the re-writing when they are explicitly disabled by the browser.
Does anyone know any issues that could cause this behaviour?
Is there any other way to force re-writing onto the context?
Waylander.