Bhushan Bhangale wrote:
> Hi
>
> The two browsers on the same machine will always have two different session. You
>said they are using same session object but they will have different session id.
>
That may or may not be true on the Mac (I don't run one, so don't know how cookies are
implemented in Mac browsers), but this is certainly not true on other common platforms.
My experience is that if you are using cookies for session tracking, Netscape 4.x will
always give you the same session when you open a new window (as opposed to a new
process). In IE, it depends on the setting of the "browse in new process"
configuration property whether or not you get separate sessions or not.
Craig McClanahan
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