jsessionid

问题 When / what are the conditions when a JSESSIONID is created? Is it per a domain? For instance, if I have a Tomcat app server, and I deploy multiple web applications, will a different JSESSIONID be created per context (web application), or is it shared across web applications as long as they are the same domain? 回答1: JSESSIONID cookie is created/sent when session is created. Session is created when your code calls request.getSession() or request.getSession(true) for the first time. If you just

问题 When / what are the conditions when a JSESSIONID is created? Is it per a domain? For instance, if I have a Tomcat app server, and I deploy multiple web applications, will a different JSESSIONID be created per context (web application), or is it shared across web applications as long as they are the same domain? 回答1: JSESSIONID cookie is created/sent when session is created. Session is created when your code calls request.getSession() or request.getSession(true) for the first time. If you just

问题 Looking for someone to either confirm or refute my theory that deploying two iframes pointing to two different stateful pages on the same domain can lead to JSESSIONIDs being overwritten. Here's what I mean: Setup suppose you have two pages that require HttpSession state (session affinity) to function correctly - deployed at http://www.foo.com/ page1 and http://www.foo.com/ page2 assume www.foo.com is a single host running a Tomcat (6.0.20, fwiw) that uses JSESSIONID for session id's. suppose

问题 I developed my app backend using java and springboot 2.x, and in the other hand I have my angular app. I also use the OAuth2 protocol to log in, and what I need is to save the JSESSION id google provides after logging in a cookie so then send it in every request to the backend app. I read about using HttpInterceptor but I can not work it out. Any help? Thanks 回答1: Angular HTTPInterceptor is the most appropriate solution . You can use it applying the following steps: 1: Build your

问题 I use Shiro framework for authentication. The problem is: when I close Chrome browser and open it again I still can get access to protected URLs. If I delete jsessionid cookie by hand all is ok, access to protected URLs becomes forbidden. In the settings of jsessionid I see: Expires: When the browsing session ends . So, it should be expired, but it doesn't. Also I did this manipulation in firefox and have no that problems. I have no idea even which way investigate for. P.S. I don't use shiro

问题 How to dispatch 2 subsequent requests without a cookie from the same client to the same JBoss node? I have a multi-node setup with Apache , JBoss7 (with load balancing , sticky session and SSO ) and Tomcat . Here is the scenario: User enters https:///myapp on the browser Load balancer dispatches it to node1 , on the myapp.ear file. Since there is no authentication yet, myapp loads the unprotected client_redirect.jsp resource, which creates a JSESSIONID and returns to the client. The HTTP

问题 I tried to rename JSESSIONID as below in web.xml, but seems like sometimes I do see the default name in the logs(I am logging in a filter in case default name is given), any idea?, I am using spring 3.2.18 and servlet-api-3.1 <session-config> <session-timeout>45</session-timeout> <cookie-config> <path>/</path> <domain>.example.com</domain> <name>XXX_JSESSIONID</name> </cookie-config> </session-config> 回答1: As you are using spring-3.2.18 you should try the following code to override

问题 Following problem with chrome...: I've running an Grails 1.3.7 Application on a Server. I've noticed, when I request a static content (such as non-dynamic html-files) from Chrome, Chrome creates two JSESSIONID-Cookies. The first one when the login-window shows up, and the second after a successfull login. If I want to refresh the page, or request another resource, I've to login again. (I think because Tomcat doesn't understand those two cookies) I've tried it with FF, but FF just just creates

问题 I'm new to Android development. Basically I need to submit data from 3 editTexts of my android app to a webpage and display the response returned. The webpage uses sessions with jSessionId. I don't have any idea how to post request to the webpage,get the cookie,store it and use it while sending the above said data by attaching the jSessionId to the url. I've been searching about this from past 2 days. but couldn't get anything to work. No idea where to start and how to. A detailed answer is

问题 This question already has answers here : Best option for Session management in Java (6 answers) Closed 3 years ago . In a web app, when user logs in, a HttpSession is created using HttpSession s = request.getSession(true); This creates a cookie with jsessionid on the browser. But if cookies are disabled on browser, How can i proceed with login? 回答1: If Cookies are disabled. You should be using URL Rewriting mechanism for Session tracking. Code Example: http://www.javadocexamples.com/javax