Hi,
maybe I get my basics wrong, but I am currently a bit confused, maybe
you could help me understand what goes wrong here:
I am writing a GWT application where a user has to authenticate
himself to a database. Upon successful authentication, I create a new
HttpSession like so:
private final HttpSession startNewSession() {
HttpSession session = getThreadLocalRequest().getSession();
if(session != null) {
return session;
}
return getThreadLocalRequest().getSession(true);
}
which -- as you can see -- does _not_ create a new session, if a
session already exists.
And that may be the problem: If I log on to my application using two
different tabs in Firefox (for example), I get _the same_ session...
Is there any way of forcing the creation of a new session if I log on?
Am I completely wrong by even needing to do that??
If the user logs on using two different tabs, I would really like to
have two completely different sessions, but it seems that
"getThreadLocalRequest" only allows for _one_ session in this case
(being thread local... :)).
So, the only way around this problem I see right now, is to modify
(extend) RemoteServiceServlet and handle the HttpServletRequest(s) and
HttpServletResponse(s) on my own -- if that is possible... Any ideas?
Thanks for any pointers!
Philipp
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