In some cases this is necessary for session tracking. For example:
1. transitioning between HTTP and HTTPS servers
2. when cookies are turned off
Note that if your site is 100% HTTPS the jsessionid is not needed
because the HTTPS protocol has a session management feature.
BTW, just so you know none of these constraints are part of OFBiz.
These are simply things that exist in the world at large related to
HTTP and that OFBiz deals with as safely as possible.
-David
On Jan 15, 2007, at 7:36 AM, tibor katelbach wrote:
> HI
>
> We are wondering what exactly are the impacts of removing the
> jsessionId
> from the url,
> Because we removed it (makeUrl(.....,false) ), and disactivated
> cookies but
> this has no negative impact on ofbiz ?
> I thought it was supposed to replace cookies when disactivated... :-S
>
> I'm sure there must be a good reason for keeping this, can anybody
> help
>
> Thanks for the thoughts
>
> Tibor