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Struts & Hibernate
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| | | -none- | -none- 2007-09-06 - By Paul Benedict
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Turn off automatic session creation, if you want. It's a JSP directive. I
think it's: <% page session="false" %>
You don't need sessions until you actually want to track user state. If you
need to track user hits, you could turn on mod_tracking if you're using
HTTPD.
Paul
On 9/6/07, Jennie Moeller <Jennie.Moeller@(protected)> wrote:
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> On the very first request to our website any html:rewrite tags or
> bean:include tags the URL gets rewritten with the JsessionID in it
> making the link invalid which then gives a page not found error.
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> I understand why its doing this as its not sure yet whether cookies are
> enabled (cookies are enabled on my browser for certain) but I need to
> know if there is anyway to get around it (other than hitting refresh
> which fixes the problem). So far the only way we've found to get around
> it is to not use those struts tags but surely there is a better way?
>
> Jennie
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