You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
As part of our project we are using JNLP and OWS. In the JSP, jnlp file is dynamically generated and the same is launched and executed using "jnlp://host:port/test/test.jnlp" as part of the JSP within script tag.
This downloads and launches the jnlp file using OWS. But, we can notice that JNLP is getting launched with a different JSESSIONID and trying to download the required jar and not the browser's JSESSIONID where user is authenticated.
How to use browser's JSESSIONID to launch jnlp file ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
IMO your application is responsible for session-handling.
E.g. if the user downloads the file than you have a local file with no reference to the browser or a session.
But you can put your session-id in the jnlp (e.g. arguments or properties) and read it from there on application start
As part of our project we are using JNLP and OWS. In the JSP, jnlp file is dynamically generated and the same is launched and executed using "jnlp://host:port/test/test.jnlp" as part of the JSP within script tag.
This downloads and launches the jnlp file using OWS. But, we can notice that JNLP is getting launched with a different JSESSIONID and trying to download the required jar and not the browser's JSESSIONID where user is authenticated.
How to use browser's JSESSIONID to launch jnlp file ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: