hey buddies,
i've got a small doubt ...
first i'll explain what i did... i opened ie and visited yahoo page and
after getting authenticated, from MICROSOFT OUTLOOK i again visited that
page. again i had to get authenticated!!!?? why is this so? btw, i've
enabled my cookies... is it that the browser in the MICROSOFT OUTLOOK
doesn't share cookies or else what happened???
does it make any sense to u all???
plz clarify this one....
thanx in advance
regds
ks
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> When a user opens a second browser window the
> current cookies are
> shared between the 2 windows, so the session will
> carry over from
> browser window to browser window.
Thanks Nic for this detailed explanation. I got it
when we are talking about cookie-based sessions.
How about when you are NOT using cookies to maintain
session but instead HttpSession object and the user
had two browser windows open at the same time.?
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