posted 14 years ago
Assume that the client's browser enable cookies.
If a container receive the first request and return a session id cookie in the first response.
As far as I remember, for the next requests, the container won't send the session id to the client again.
I'm confused because at the bottom of page 238 of HFSJ, it says about the second request from a client.
"the Container reads the session ID from the request, finds the session, and thinks to itself, “This client accepts cookies, so I can ignore the response.encodeURL() calls. In the response, I’ll send a cookie since I know that works, and there’s no need for any URL rewriting, so I won’t bother...