"Authentication through forms" is not the way that HTTP authentication
works. If you would be doing HTTP authentication*
You do need cookies then or you can use a special 'session id' option in
the tag.
I understand that and know how the HTTP Authentication works.
All I was interested in was... whether there's some way, other than
cookie or "session-ID" option (ugly parameter to URL) through which I
can track the session.
It seems there's no other way out.
Actually, I am looking at present day scenarios where some large
corporations, I know of, have strict policies on Cookies (at least
they've issued guidelines and some even have their proxy servers not
letting in / out any cookies; at least in India).
It seems there's no otherway out...
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Cheers,
Gaurav Vaish
http://www.mastergaurav.org
http://mastergaurav.blogspot.com
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