Last night I spend a little more research on it and brought up a new
keyword, that describes this issue in more common terms:

"thread safe" application design.

I found some blog entries among thread safe tabbed browsing design...
http://coding.derkeiler.com/Archive/PHP/comp.lang.php/2005-04/msg01424.html
Summary:
Everytime a new tab is opened, it is mostly opened as a clone of the
current browser instance - Thats bad, because it uses the same
session.
Therefore a new browser instance has to be opened AND there has to be
an individual session-name or -id.
The user has possibilities to open new tabs as new instances, but I
still don't know how to take any influence on that from within my
app.

These are the questions to go for:
1. How to start a new browser-instance
2. How to customize the session_id - with or without cake's automagic?


@kangghee:
I use the built-in session-component, sessionfiles are dropped into
the app's tmp-folder and there is a session-cookie at the client as
well.
I think, it doesn't make any difference between the 3 session-options
in core.php (php, cake, database), because the session name will be
allways the same constant value configuered in the lines beyond.
Seems as if I have to drop this practice and start my own custom-made-
session-component.

Thanks for your interest,
Hendrik.



On Feb 16, 10:54 am, kangghee <[email protected]> wrote:
> Are your sessions tied to cookies or the database?
> I'm new to this issue, but I remember coming across this concern
> previously too, and had to open one FireFox and one IE whenever there
> are 2 users.
>
> I suspect the newer google chrome may have a solution directly for
> this, as it handles each tab as their individual sandbox.
>
> Enlighten please, whoever knows the answer.  Thanks.
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