Hi,
I am talking about second method, If you create a new instance of browser
then also it takes complete URL data from it's parent. So in new open
browser you have your old URL session data then how it create a new session
in child browser ?
pl. explain second case.
Thanks
Bhavesh Vakil.
----- Original Message -----
From: Sudheendra Hebbagilu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2000 2:43 PM
Subject: Re: Session - clarify please
> Hi,
> There are actually 2 ways, u can track session by cookies or url
rewriting.
>
> Scenario 1. - Session tracking by cookies.
> When u make a request to the server, the server looks for the cookies. If
> cookie present it looks for the session object with that id (which is in
the
> cookie). Then associates this request with this session.
>
> When u open a another instance of the same browser (for eg both were
> Netscape). Then both instances share the cookie. So u will get only one
> session.
> On the other hand, u open another browser (say IE), then there is no
cookie
> present. So u'll get a new session.
> Netscape and IE store cookies in different places.
>
>
> Scenario 2 - session tracking by url rewriting.
> In this case it will work differently. A request is associated with a
> session from the parameter passed in the url(this parameter is the session
> id). So if u dont have a session id parameter, u'll get a different
session,
> even though its the another instance of the same browser.
>
> If its still not clear, just let me know, I'll explain once again.
> HTH
> Sudhi
>
>
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