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Apache Rewrite [L,PT] vs [L,R], sessions, and WebObjects
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Apache Rewrite [L,PT] vs [L,R], sessions, and WebObjects


  • Subject: Apache Rewrite [L,PT] vs [L,R], sessions, and WebObjects
  • From: Brendan Duddridge <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 09 Dec 2004 09:06:51 -0700

Hi,

We use Apache rewrite rules to convert our WebObjects URLs into simpler
URLs. However, if I use [L, PT] (last, pass through) instead of [L, R]
(last, redirect) in my rewrite rules, WebObjects creates a new session for
each request.

Is there a workaround for this? The problem is that if I use [L, R] in my
rewrite rule, a 302 redirect is generated for every click to our sites.
That¹s like double the number of hits to our web server. I have the session
ID set in a cookie (and not in the URL), so you would think that WebObjects
would still be able to read that and direct requests to the same instance
and session for subsequent requests.

I¹m kind of thinking of a possible workaround right now. It may have to do
with the default path that WO uses when it sets the woinst and wosid
cookies. I think the default path is /cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOApp.woa. Perhaps
there¹s a way to change it to Œ/¹ just like you can when you create your own
WOCookie.

Does anyone have any ideas about this or workarounds?


Thanks,

___________________________

Brendan Duddridge

ClickSpace Interactive Inc.
Suite L100
239 - 10th Ave SE
Calgary, AB  T2G 0V9
Canada
(403) 277-5591
http://www.clickspace.com/


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