Ankur --
If you use cookies for session tracking, mulitple browser instances on the
same machine is gonna be a problem for you.
If you need different sessions for different browser instances :
a.
Direct your webserver / servlet engine to use URL rewriting over cookies for
session tracking.
b.
Rewrite your dynamically generated URL / targets with the encodeURL API. All
the URLs generated thereafter will have unique session id attached to the
end. Even for different browser instances, you will then be able to have
different sessions.
If you forget the first part, the encodeURL will fail to work as expected.
Check the archives of this list for more inputs ..
Shashank
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>Hi All,
>
> Is it possible to have more than one sessions from same PC/Browser?
>This is what I noticed:
>I call a servlet from Netscape (Say N1) which starts a new session with
>statement
>in its post method
> HTTPSession session = req.getSession(true);
>
>Then I start another Netscape (Say N2) by clicking on icon and call the
>same servlet:
>
> But It returns the same session. The session created by N1. I want to
>have
>multiple sessions running simultaneusly working independent of each other.
>Is it possible to do so?
>
>Any help will be appreciated.
>
>-Ankur
>
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