Will the container take care with session tracking

[Hussein Baghdadi]

Hi ranchers.
As you know guys, in session tracking we may use cookies or url rewritten.
and in JSP and Servlets we can use session object to store our information.
in java web application, should we care if the client disabling cookies ( I mean, will the container
take care with this situation?)

[Andres Gonzalez]

It'll take care only if you use endodeURL of HttpServletResponse interface:
String encodeURL(String url)
String encodeRedirectURL(String url) // to be used for sendRedirect API.
Example:
response.encodeURL("/servlet/AnyServlet");
You don't have to worry whether the browser has disable cookies or not. This will save you

[David O'Meara]

...depending on the server.
Some application servers (eg WebSphere) require you to explicitly allow session tracking by URL rewriting in the web context settings.