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Steven_Ruby_872
Nimbostratus
Jan 17, 2006more fun with jsessionid persistence
so it seems that some people in development, have decided that we shouldnt make cookies a requirement in our webapp. That means if a clients browser doesnt allow cookies the COOKIE persistence wont wo...
JRahm
Admin
Jun 23, 2006I am setting the persistence on the first server response for clients who disable cookies. For clients who enable cookies, is it better (read--more efficient) to persist them with cookie insert, or write the persistence for the jsessionid cookie into the rule I'm using to persist the cookie-disabled clients? If I stick with cookie insert, I can delete the persistence entry from the table for clients who return with cookies, and maintain the entries for clients who do not. If I use the jsessionid cookie, then I must maintain persistence entries for all clients.
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