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Your &nbsp;question is &nbsp;not clear. &nbsp;But I'll try to help you anyway. &nbsp;<br />
The encodeURL method is used to add session id to a url if a session cookie is not used by client. &nbsp;It is used to prepare the response to be sent to the client. <br />
&gt;forwards and includes &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
These are server side actions. The server already knows the session id. So, there no need for encoding the url during these actions.
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Your  question is  not clear.  But I'll try to help you anyway.  
The encodeURL method is used to add session id to a url if a session cookie is not used by client.  It is used to prepare the response to be sent to the client.
>forwards and includes      
These are server side actions. The server already knows the session id. So, there no need for encoding the url during these actions.

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These are server side actions. The server already knows the session id. So, there no need for encoding the url during these actions.
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But for the very first time user interacts with the server &nbsp;then server does not know if cookies are used or session id is being used right? Even that case also servlet encodeURL method not needed for server-side forwards and includes? please advice
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> These are server side actions. The server already knows the session id. So, there no need for encoding the url during these actions.


But for the very first time user interacts with the server  then server does not know if cookies are used or session id is being used right? Even that case also servlet encodeURL method not needed for server-side forwards and includes? please advice

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Hi,<br />
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I read as <br />
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servlet encodeURL method server-side forwards and includes. I wonder why we do not need in these cases.<br />
please advise<br />
Any links resources ideas highly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Hi,

I read as 

servlet encodeURL method server-side forwards and includes. I wonder why we do not need in these cases.
please advise
Any links resources ideas highly appreciated. Thanks in advance

servlet encodeURL method

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