Hi
Why dont you just check your "var" value isnt already there, before
putting it?
Cezar
On Tue, 31 Aug 1999, sanjeev kumar wrote:
> Hi to all
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> we are facing this problem :
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> first I am explaining what we have done !!!!
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> we are storing some value in session whenever a particular servlet is called (this
>is the first one)
> session.putValue("var", abcd );
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> but when I try to get this value somewhere else it fetches the overwritten value
>with new one !!!
> (when above servlet is called second time from same machine )
> this happens when more than one window is open on same machine !!!!!
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> can anybody help me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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> its urgent!!!!!!!!!
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> sanjeev
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> >- Use URL rewriting for session tracking - so each browser window will
> > inherit its own session ID.
> >or:
> >- Open multiple browsers processes, by running multiple browser
> > binaries. (not by menu File->New Browser, or right-click-on-link->
> > open in new window means).
> > Multiple browser processes should not share session cookies anymore.
> > However with MS-IE, users need to set some IE property that force it to
> > create a new browser process each time IE is launched, instead of re-using
> > an already running IE process.... That's confusing too.
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> >Avoid using "instance" in this context, it is very ambiguous -
> >some might think at browser process, others to broser window, or
> >session instance, or servlet instance, or any Java object instantiated
> >with new()
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> >Cezar
> >On Tue, 31 Aug 1999, Neeraj Arora wrote:
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> >> Hi to all,
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> >> I am facing one problem that when I open multiple instances(in different browser
>windows)
> >> of my site same session Id is given to all different instances.
> >> Even I tried to use synchronization for
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> >> request.getSession(true);
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> >> but still its giving the same id.This
>poses a problem doing
> >> user specific tasks.
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> >> Neeraj
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