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Hi friends,
In my web application,
If I login from different machines on the LAN, I am getting different Session Id's.
But, if I login from two different windows of on One machine, I am getting same session Id.
Is there a way to get different Session Id's, even if we login from the same machine (two instances of Browser) ?
Please Help.
But, if I login from two different windows of on One machine, I am getting same session Id.
If you access your web application from a browser that supports tabs the tabs will share the same session id because the browser instance is the same. If you open a new instance of IE from an existing instance (i.e. by hitting CTRL+N) the behaviour is the same. If you open two instances of a browser from the start menu you will get two distinct session ids.
I suppose you need to ask yourself "does it matter"?
Ok, so I'd ask whoever gave you the assignment what problem they are asking you to find a solution to. One person using one PC may have many browsers windows open, why do they require them to have a different login for each one displaying your application?
You could look at Seam to see how it supports multiple conversations under the same session.
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If you (all) don't think as I am annoying you,
I found "Optional extension of identifier field used to differentiate concurrent uses of the same session identifier". at this link.
But, I am unable to find any solution by going through the J2EE API.
If there is any possible solution, please help.
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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