cookieless

问题 Bob uses a web application in order to achieve something. And: His browser is on diet, therefore it does not support cookies . The web application is a popular one, it deals with a lot of users at a given moment - it has to scale well. As long as keeping session would impose a limit to the number of simultaneous connections , and, of course, will bring a non-negligible performance penalty , we might like to have a session-less system :) Some important notes: we do have transport security (

问题 Bob uses a web application in order to achieve something. And: His browser is on diet, therefore it does not support cookies . The web application is a popular one, it deals with a lot of users at a given moment - it has to scale well. As long as keeping session would impose a limit to the number of simultaneous connections , and, of course, will bring a non-negligible performance penalty , we might like to have a session-less system :) Some important notes: we do have transport security (

问题 I was reading in google's documentation their new pagespeed plugin, that they recommend using cookieless domains to improve performance: Static content, such as images, JS and CSS files, don't need to be accompanied by cookies, as there is no user interaction with these resources. You can decrease request latency by serving static resources from a domain that doesn't serve cookies. Does anybody know how to do this in IIS? 回答1: What the Google article is suggesting is that you serve all your

问题 I had a cookie-free subdomain (static) until I used this code to make my session variable visible in all sub-domains: session_set_cookie_params(0,'/','.example.com'); apparently, By doing so, I have lost cookie-free characteristic of the "static" subdomain. How could I have one session variable visible in all subdomains except the static one? thank you for helping 回答1: I was having similar problem as you, and I think my solution will help you for your cookie-less static domain. I've described

问题 I have a site that allows Facebook authentication using django-social-auth Now I also need to authenticate using a non-cookie-based API. My idea is to include a "sessionid=" as a POST field (it will be using HTTPS). So far I managed to "fool" django to access this sessionid as if it were a cookie (I basically do something like request.COOKIES['sessionid'] = request.POST['sessionid'] in a middleware). My problem is how to give the sessionid to the user right after he authenticated. From what I

问题 I see, especially here in Germany, more and mor web sites, asking for permission to set cookies. My current project doesn't require cookies on the application level. So I am wondering if i shouldn't drop cookies entirely. My questions: Is it possible to set up static web site with nginx entirely without the use of cookies? And if so, is there a downside to cookieless sites? 回答1: Yes, it is certainly possible. There are absolutely no downsides° (°unless you care for tracking, user-login, or

问题 I try to set the <sessionstate /> in my web.config but I don't know what are they. I would like to know about ASP.Net <SessionState cookieless="" /> . <sessionState cookieless="*****"> AutoDetect UseCookies UseDeviceProfile UseUri true false Let me know with short note. 回答1: Specifies how cookies are used for a Web application. The cookieless attribute can be one of the following possible values. The default is the UseCookies value. Note When you configure an AJAX-enabled ASP.NET Web site,

问题 I try to set the <sessionstate /> in my web.config but I don't know what are they. I would like to know about ASP.Net <SessionState cookieless="" /> . <sessionState cookieless="*****"> AutoDetect UseCookies UseDeviceProfile UseUri true false Let me know with short note. 回答1: Specifies how cookies are used for a Web application. The cookieless attribute can be one of the following possible values. The default is the UseCookies value. Note When you configure an AJAX-enabled ASP.NET Web site,

问题 i was recently digging about cookieless sessions, i came accross an article which says that whenever the session is created on the server, its ID is stored in the cookies, on the client machine, i was being thought in my college that sessions are stored on the server, and if the sessionID is in cookies and cookies are stored in clients machine locally, how one can say that session are stored on server, is that right, that sessions are stored on server? if yes then what is the concept of

问题 I have an ASP .NET website that uses cookieless sessions. When the initial request is made to the site using a url such as: http://localhost/site IE just displays the standard "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" message. Firefox is a bit more helpful and displays the following message: "Redirection limit for this URL exceeded. Unable to load the requested page. This may be caused by cookies that are blocked." I put some tracing into global.asax and I get into the application start