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jsp will lost its session while subdomain-rewrite applied
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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
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.
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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