In my experience, Internet Explorer starts a new process (and has a
separate set of in-memory cookies) if you start it from the Start menu
or the desktop icon. If you use Ctrl-N from inside the browser or File
New Window from IE's menu bar, it's opened in the same process and
uses the same
FWIW, you can create distinct profiles with mozilla/firefox:
firefox -ProfileManager
And then start distinct processes with:
firefox -P profile name
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 8:19 AM, David Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my experience, Internet Explorer starts a new process (and has a
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Rusty,
Rusty Wright wrote:
Sorry, I thought I did. It has nothing to do with tomcat; it's up to
the browser whether or not it assigns different sessions to the tabs or
not.
Replace sessions with cookies and the above statement is true. HTTP
is
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Martin,
Martin Gainty wrote:
if you want to take it a step further determine if the client is
using an old browser route them to latest
script language=JavaScript
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function onLoad()
if(parseInt(navigator.appVersion)7);
This is normal behavior. Sessions are tied to cookies bound to an
entire domain. Why would you want the same person logged in twice
with different accounts?
On 8/15/08, murthy gandikota [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All
While using tabbed browsers (e.g. IE 7) I am facing a login problem. Say
Sessions are tied to the whole browser, not tabs within the browser. In
other words, it's a browser issue, not a tomcat issue.
murthy gandikota wrote:
Hello All
While using tabbed browsers (e.g. IE 7) I am facing a login problem. Say on
Tab#1 I login with a username A, on Tab#2 I login with
Robert Dietrick wrote:
Why would you want the same person logged in twice
with different accounts?
As a developer of a web app that has both admin and regular user roles,
I want to do this all the time. The admin roles can change things in ways
that affect the regular user's view. I want
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Bill,
Bill Davidson wrote:
Robert Dietrick wrote:
Why would you want the same person logged in twice
with different accounts?
As a developer of a web app that has both admin and regular user roles,
I want to do this all the time. The admin
.
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Robert Dietrick wrote:
Why would you want the same person logged in twice
with different accounts
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2008 16:21:38 -0400
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Subject: Re: Using tabbed browsers causes session sharing
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Bill,
Bill Davidson wrote
On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 1:21 PM, Christopher Schultz
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Bill Davidson wrote:
The way I deal with it is to use Firefox for one and IE for the other.
You could use separate tabs in the same browser if you were to disable
cookies on your browser (and you have correctly
Christopher Schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could use separate tabs in the same browser if you were to disable
cookies on your browser (and you have correctly encoded your outgoing
URLs).
David Rees wrote:
Yep, this is probably the best way to do it. Just keep in mind that if
you copy
murthy gandikota wrote:
Hello All
While using tabbed browsers (e.g. IE 7) I am facing a login problem. Say on
Tab#1 I login with a username A, on Tab#2 I login with username B, I still see
A's session. Apparently the browser/Tomcat doesn't create a new session. Has
anyone faced this problem?
Robert Dietrick wrote:
This is normal behavior. Sessions are tied to cookies bound to an
entire domain. Why would you want the same person logged in twice
with different accounts?
I don't know what the real issue of the OP is, but there are plenty of
situations where you would want to have 2
Hi guys,
shouldn't someone *explain* to the OP why this is happening ?
I mean, the different bits and pieces are there in different answers,
but maybe the big picture is missing to understand what and why it is
happening ?
Not knowing myself the hows and whys of Tomcat's session management, I
Sorry, I thought I did. It has nothing to do with tomcat; it's up to
the browser whether or not it assigns different sessions to the tabs or
not. Apparently IE, or some versions of IE, do. In my experience
Firefox doesn't. I think if you have multiple Firefoxes opened, i.e.,
separate
Thats probably because it has nothing to do with tomcat or
sessionmanagement, but has something to do with cookies and browser
processes.
AFAIK the only browser which allow theirself to be started in multiple
processes are internet explorer and lynx. And internet explorer only
if you activated a
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Hi guys,
shouldn't someone *explain* to the OP why this is happening ?
I mean
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Date: Sat, 16 Aug 2008 01:29:56 +0200
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Subject: Re: Using tabbed browsers causes session sharing
Thats probably because it has nothing
That's an acceptable way to deal with the problem (it's not a tomcat
problem after all but an abnormal use case). Anyone who's built an
administrative web app is accustomed to such shenanigans. If you have
a legitimate need to access different parts of your app while logged
in under one account,
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