Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: > David Huynh wrote: > [snip] > >> The "interactive session" is different from the normal server session. >> If you open two browser tabs or two browser windows pointing to 2 >> different backstaged exhibits, you have only 1 server session but 2 >> "interactive sessions". If there is no interactive session concept, your >> interactions with those 2 exhibits will get mixed up. This is a >> technical challenge not too often encountered in web applications. >> > What's the difference between such 'interactive sessions' and a webapp > continuation? > I think they both boil down to the same implementation--basically some ID to identify a particular ongoing transaction. Conceptually, however, it's easier for me personally to think about interactive sessions than about continuations. It shouldn't be too hard to re-factor it to use continuations.
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