OpenAmf recreates sessions when cookies aren't enabled.

> This did not work for our application server.

I checked turning off cookies in the browser and was able to replicate the
session being recreated with every request error. It did work in every other
case (browser, projector or swf off filesystem). I don't have time to fix it,
but I looked into it for a bit, here's what I found.

The cookies= false is inside server.xml not web.xml in the context tag.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/config/context.html
 
Tomcat (ServletAPI) should use response.encodeURL() on the response in order to
do URL rewriting (putting a sessionID in the URL). This is supposed to use an
alternate URL (as far as I can tell) e.g. /openamf/someothergateway

the line where the session is created in OpenAMF is the
DefaultGateway.preInvokeService method
httpServletRequest.getSession().getAttribute(serviceInvoker.getPersistentServiceName());
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I'm imaginining but not 100% sure that the encodeURL change will have to happen
around serializeAMFMessage.

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