Sounds like you're using the
default session handling with cookies. Switch to the URL-rewriting mode
with your code (Google for this, and it might be a bit of work). Now, for
the new window, do not send the token in the URL to the server. Server
should issue a brand-new session to that window (but the user will have to login
again of course).
Another benefit of using
URL-rewriting is that this application will work with any user-configuration of
the browser (like Amazon.com).
Greg
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From: Himanshu Goel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 6:05 AM
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Subject: [jdjlist] how to create new web session programaticallyHi All,I have a requirement wherein.....On click of a link in a JSP, response from the WebServer should come in the new browser window and a new web session should start in that new browser. The previous session in the old browser window is still valid.Now, I can keep the target of this request as new browser using Java Script. But I don't know how to start a new web session for this request and that too without invalidating the old session.If anybody can tell me how to do that..that would be a great help...I am using JRun as Web Server.regardsHimanshu____________________________________________________
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