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For some reason string like: ;jsessionid=SESSION_HERE gets added to urls when I visit my app deployed to GAE devserver. This messes things up since for some of the urls it cannot be parsed as as a GET parameter at all (sometimes it ends up with urls like: http://localhost:8080/someurl;jsessionid=0000 ). My webapp configuraion is trivial and I use maven and appengine-maven-plugin to run devserver like this: mvn appengine:devserver What is the reason of this and how this can be removed? Eugene Loy Add: <context-param> <param-name>org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.SessionURL</param-name> <param-value

1.jsessionid是什么？ Jsessionid 只是 tomcat 的对 sessionid 的叫法，其实就是 sessionid ；在其它的容器也许就不叫 jsessionid 了。 2.那么有什么问题? 首先这是一个保险措施 因为Session默认是需要Cookie支持的，但有些客户浏览器是关闭Cookie的，所以在这个时候就需要在URL中指定服务器上的session标识,也就是EDE802AB96CD1E0CA2AFB3830D18FB10,每当用户第一次访问页面的时候,后端获取的地址是包含 jsessionid参数，这样拼接 静态资源或者A标签或Form的地址的时候，链接就变成了： http://localhost:8080?jsessionid= EDE802AB96CD1E0CA2AFB3830D18FB10home/user 造成访问相关页面404. 3.解决方法 web.xml配置 <session-config> <tracking-mode>COOKIE</tracking-mode> <tracking-mode>URL</tracking-mode> <tracking-mode>SSL</tracking-mode> </session-config> 以上是Servlet3.0最会话跟踪的三个方式，Servlet 3

I run Weblogic 10.3 locally and have a question about the sessionId that it generates. When i print session.getId() i see something that resembles this: BBp9TAACMTglQ2TDFAKR4tpyXg73LZDQJ2PtT9x8htG1tWY122aa!869187422!1308677666322 what are these exclamation points and what follows it, specifically the second pair: !1308677666322 ? It looks like sometimes the server appends it and sometimes it doesn't. I believe weblogic appends it if I use the same browser to login to my app for the second time. Is this cookie related somehow? Looking at some randomly generated Weblogic JSessionIDs from my own

This question already has an answer here: How to prevent adding jsessionid at the end of redirected url 1 answer Is it possible to disable jsessionid in tomcat servlet? 8 answers I have created an login page in servlet using Google Datastore, it is working fine. but sometimes its showing the JSESSIONID in the URL. How can I prevent the JSESSIONID sending through the URL? why its passing through the URL instead of request message? Add the following entry in your web.xml . <session-config> <tracking-mode>COOKIE</tracking-mode> </session-config> This will instruct the container that the client

I'm writing a VBA web service client in Excel 2010 using MSXML2.XMLHTTP60 for my Java REST web services hosted on Tomcat 8.5.5. In VBA, I want to be able to snag the string JSESSIONID=E4E7666024C56427645D65BEB49ADC11 from a response and be able to set it in a subsequent request. (The reason for wanting to do so is that if Excel crashes, it seems that this cookie is lost and the user has to authenticate again. I want to be able to set the last stored session ID for the user, so if the session is still alive on the server, they don't have to re-authenticate in the Excel client.) I saw some

Recently we removed jsessionid from URL did cookies based session management to prevent "session hijacking attack" But we found that first request URL always has jsessionid when cookies are enabled and subsequent request URL has NO jsessionid. using the jsessionid from first url we could directly hit other pages in the workflow Question : is there any security vulnerability exposing jsessionid only on first request? There is a solution to remove jsessionid from first request , but wanted to check , if its really vulnerable to mandate the changes thanks J EDIT : I got my doubt clarified. Thanks

I have two applications - A Java EE web application and a Java SE applet. I want to authenticate a user in the applet by means of a JSESSIONID (which is created by the web application). So there is a problem - how to associate this JSESSIONID with a particular user? How to check (on the web server application side) which user is represented by such JSESSIONID? In the applet I will be reading it from a cookie, and then I want to write a simple Servlet which will accept this JSESSIONID as a POST message. Thereafter I would like to write in the response nothing at all when the JSESSIONID is bad,