Can you give me an code example for this? On Jul 17, 8:22 am, lineman78 <[email protected]> wrote: > Depends on your definition of session and if you are using container > managed security and if that is the case it can depend on your > server. The default session manager for glassfish uses cookies, > therefore as long as the user has cookies enabled they will be able to > maintain a session as long as that cookie is alive. The problem is > that IE and Firefox treat session cookies differently. FF will share > session cookies across tabs while IE <= 7 will not. There are reports > that IE8 will share session cookies across tabs. As we have seen with > v8 of IE they are conforming to the rest of the browsers as long as > they don't have to maintain bugs from IE6 due to compatibility(the box > model bug comes to mind). > > On Jul 16, 5:40 am, cooolcat <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hey, > > > I just started reading about GWT. It is really amazing and the > > documentation is pretty good. But I still didn't find something useful > > how GWT works with multiple tabs in the same browser. I guess, when I > > call the same application in two different tabs, I will have two > > different sessions. I would like to use the same session, expecially > > when a user logged in. How can I do this? Can I check in a new tab if > > a user already logged in, and how can I access this data? > > > Any help is greatly appreciated.
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