Jsessionid string replacement

Can i remove the URL String part
jsessionidand replace it with
asdfsessidfor exnample?
is there some configuration (XML) code?

I need this to hide the servlet technology at the URL field.
Example:
URL 1:
URL No1:
String url = "http://subdom.site.tld/logic/unit?sid=6cb4bs7&param1=x&param2=y";Corresponding servlet code:
String sessid = "sid";
String actualSessionId = req.getParameter(sessid);
void trimQueryString(String a){ // URL 1
    // remove the substring from ? exclusively to the first & exclusively
    // so that query string of URL No1 gives qstring`s session part up
RequestDispatcher d =
    context.getRequestDispatcher(
    "page.jsp;jsessionid=" +
    actualSessionId + "?" + trimQueryString(url) );
d.forward(req,res);I need to go to this url:
http://subdom.site.tld/logic/page.jsp;jsessionid=6cb4bs7?param1=x&param2=y

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>> On 26 Aug 2006 in macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev,
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>>> I am looking to add my date to the beginning of
my articles.
>>> Previously, I was using the string replace
function to look for the
>>> begininng of my paragraph and then place the
date in front of that.
>>> Bad Jon! I forgot that any article with multiple
paragraphs would
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>>>
>>> $artContent = str_replace('',
'
>>> '.$artDateEdited.' - ',
>>> $artContent);
>>>
>>> So, what I am looking for is how do I do a
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>>> first paragraph?
>>
>>
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php
>>
>> In particular, the optional 4th parameter to
preg_replace() is a limit;
>> you can set this to 1.
>>
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Hi,
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anyone can help me, your help is extremely appreciated!
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Hello!
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Dear @kglad
Could you now please match this regex:
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Looking forward to a reply from certified expert.
Best regards.

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