Okay. Again. Up earlier someone mentioned javascript. Yech. But, I think you
could retrieve the name attached to the window the js is running in. The browser
will not allow more than one frame or window to have the same name. Uniqueness
in its namespace, of course. So when you ctrl-n a new window it will not have
the name of the frame that spawned it.
I think
-Roger
David Wall wrote:
> > That doesn't solve the problem. If a user follows a URL containing this
> > ID and opens the link in a new window (unix-middle-click / using menu in
> > windows), then the two windows will have the same ID and then you
> > wouldn't be able to distinguish between requests comming from one window
> > and requests coming from the other.
> >
> > That's why you need additional tricks such as checking the refererer
> > header.
> >
> > - Jesper
>
> I think you have the best solution I've heard so far. Can each window have a
> separate servlet session? If so, how would I go about assigning a new
> session to the new window, since I obviously don't want to end the original
> session. Or is the trick to store "logical session" object(s) in the
> servlet session object and then do my own logical session lookups?
>
> David
>
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