webtier_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Is this possible with glassfish?
No, this is not supported.
GlassFish stores information about the original request in a session, so
that the original request may be restored from the session and resumed
once authentication has succeeded.
If cookies were disabled, the form's login page would have to be
rewritten (by encoding the session id in the URL of the form's action
attribute) before returning it to the user, which would be difficult if
not impossible.
Jan
> Basically, I need to display "protected" data in Google Earth, but GE
> does not support cookies, even within an iframe.
> Other details about what I'm doing: The user would be logged in to
> the webapp in a browser window. They would then click a link/button
> which would cause a KML file to be downloaded and opened by GE. The
> placemarks that end up in GE will have links/buttons within their
> descriptions that cause changes to the web app running in the original
> browser. I would like this functionality to be protected, obviously.
> Any suggestions??
> -ds
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