H:outputLink without rendered jsessionid

hi, if I want to render anchor element
blabla h:outputLink appends at the end of url jsessionid=.....
Can I disable this appending a "jsessionid"?

If I recall correctly, this was a bug in one of the older JSF versions. Try upgrading to the latest version. Check http://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net.

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