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URL rewrite to maintain session state

 
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Hello every one !

We all know that if the client�s browser doesn�t accept cookies, then we need to rewrite the URL to maintain session state
And core library provide <c:url> for this purpose
My question is, is there an other directive, jsp action or core library, that provide the same purpose, mean rewrite the URL when the browser doesn�t accept cookies ?

Thank you in advance for your responses

Regards,

Rania
 
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Struts does it
 
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Hi,

I was asking for the core library or other JSP action that are included in the SCWCD EXam, I know struts do it....
so any other answers to my first thread ?

Thank you again !!

rania
 
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