Restore session without inputing session id

After I left(closed) IE and access the same page, for example access "http://abc/pls/apex/f?p=1000:1", the site redirect me to the login page. This must annoyed users much.
1) In a short period, if I input the url with session id, then I can reuse the same session. So how should I restore the session without directing me to the login page: I just input "http://abc/pls/apex/f?p=1000:1" instead of ""http://abc/pls/apex/f?p=1000:1:SESSION_ID" and I can access to the same page under the same session.
2) If the session is expired, I also want I can login the server without input user name and password by using cookie. How should I implement one method to create a new session without prompting user to login page?

Vic,
For authenticated applications, if there is no session ID in the URL, the user must login again.
If the session is expired ...
They go away after 24 hours, but that's not really the same as expiring. You can invalidate your application's session cookie after a period of user inactivity if you want to and sometimes this is called session expiration but I don't think it helps with your main problem.
I also want I can login the server ...
There is no logging into any server that happens. A user submits a login page in your application and then logs in to your application. The steps in your application's authentication scheme determine most of the details of how that happens.
Scott

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