This is certainly possible and there shouldn't be any problems.
Just take care that IE retains the session data (in some form, don't know
exactly how) and if one try to open another session from the same window,
then the earlier session becomes invalid.
If you open another window from the same window, using CTRL-N, then also
this problem persists. But is one opens another instance of iexplore.exe
then there is no problem.
I hope I have conveyed the situation correctly.
if some one can explain this behaviour of IE, pls do.
-rohit
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>Subject: two concurrent session
>Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2000 01:19:29 PST
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>Hi all,
>First of all I will tell you what exactly I want to do. Actually We have a
>logon screen from where we enter into our site. When we enter into the site
>a new frame pops up and we retain the logon screen as it is. Now suppose i
>want to login with different user id. In this case i need to start a
>different session. There shouldn't be any conflict with the existing
>session.
>So the idea is to have two different & concurrent sessions.
>Is it possible ? if yes, then please reply back with the solution.
>
>Thanks
>SONI
>
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