Ok in which case you should check if your browser has cookie setting turned
on or off.! If cookie is turned off.. you'll have to use either URL
rewriting or Hidden form fields to pass the session realted data accross
pages...!
If you want more information on that there are plenty of websites which
help on that!
Google would be good engine to use for it!
Hope that helps! Wishing you the best!
Vinod
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that's the whole point. i thought that the environment is supposed to take
care
of the session information!!!!! suppose that a user logs into my
application,
some bean is instantiated which records the user's login name and password.
meanwhile, another user logs in. another bean is instantiated. now, what is
happening, maybe, is that this data is being mixed up. the environment
doesn't
take care, apparently, of which user should go be allowed to go to which
page
unless and until some checks are maintained on each page. it's these checks
that
i want to know about myself.
sorry i couldn't be of much help,
bilal.
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Tell me do you use Cookie's or Hidden forms or URL rewriting for maintain
sessions??
I ask this question to help solve a problem of my own!
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hi all,
i'm trying to develop a simple login application using only jsps. when i
deploy
my application on the server, and open two instances of the application,
somewhere down the line, the information of the two 'users' get mixed up so
that
both end up seeing one personal home page which is DEFINITELY NOT what i am
looking for.
can anyone please explain what is happening here and how i can maintain
distinct
session information of the two or more users, so that throughout their
interaction with the application, they can only see pages relevant to them.
no
mixing up of session information should occur.
thanking you in advance,
bilal.
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