Hi Neelesh:
This pertains to IE.
Rather than use a child window from the parent browser (such as when one
uses <CTRL+N> in IE to create a 'New Window'), just start another instance
of IE.
IE children seem to generate the same session ID as their parent, but
separate instances of IEs on the same PC will not. There is, perhaps, some
limit to the number of unique session IDs allowed per PC.
Good luck,
David M. Hildebrandt
-----Original Message-----
From: Neelesh Kamkolkar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 2:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Help! Session tracking per browser window?
Hi,
I want to keep track of an object in a servlet per browser window that's up.
So, I thought I will just use the session object.
However, I think that the session object/id is the same for the each new
window the browser brings up. Is this true? If so, this won't work for me.
I need to track an object per session/per browser window. How can I do that?
Is it doable from within servlets without any client side scripting?
Thanks for your help.
Neelesh
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Neelesh Kamkolkar
Software Developer
WRQ, Inc.
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