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I was testing a site with cookies disabled and I noticed HHOJSID parameter in URL path.
It could be a session ID encoded in URL like jsessionid for J2EE web applications.
I searched Google and found a lot of examples but no technical description.
Since this parameter seems to appear exclusively in URLs for HP’s Home and Home Office online store, I suggest it stands for “Home and Home Office Java Session ID”.
I’m sure you’re right when you say it’s a URL-based session ID – it’s just that HP have modified its name for their online store.