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my system is tomcat combinded apache.
I want to do SEO by apache mod rewrite so as to hard pages likewise, and devided my company's applications into several modules/subdomain( hosting in one jsp server), so as to promote each individually, such as bussines, forum, blog, news, etc.
after everything has been closely to be done, I found one unexpect result that the jsp session not only related to the application/context directory but also the hostname, so that while the audience login with one subdomain, but change to another domain(or subdomain), his session will be lost. Unless I use redirect,however, it probably will disable the SEO(sounds like to browse by hardpage link) efforts.
can I get the tomcat/jsp to regconize the sessions only by context/dir?
thanks
frederick Z
I want to do SEO by apache mod rewrite so as to hard pages likewise, and devided my company's applications into several modules/subdomain( hosting in one jsp server), so as to promote each individually, such as bussines, forum, blog, news, etc.
after everything has been closely to be done, I found one unexpect result that the jsp session not only related to the application/context directory but also the hostname, so that while the audience login with one subdomain, but change to another domain(or subdomain), his session will be lost. Unless I use redirect,however, it probably will disable the SEO(sounds like to browse by hardpage link) efforts.
can I get the tomcat/jsp to regconize the sessions only by context/dir?
thanks
frederick Z
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The session (and that's universal) exists for a web application context. That means a specific webapp installed on a specific domain.
Crossing domains and applications isn't possible as it would cause major security problems.
Crossing domains and applications isn't possible as it would cause major security problems.
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