Note that Session cannot tell the difference between multiple instances
of a browser on a single executable, so if you are testing by using,
say, Netscape and two separate browser windows, it's really only one
process so they will receive the same session values.
-bml
nischala wrote:
> Hi all, I am working on Apache web server with a Jserv patch.The first
> servlet invoked establishes a session and puts some values(like user
> id etc.,.).These values are used in the following servlets.This works
> fine for the first request.But if I try to invoke the same servlet
> again,It says the value(which was available previously for the first
> request) is null and logs out.what could be the problem...?Can anyone
> help me out.....?
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