I am using WebLogic App. Server 5.1 (web as well as App. server), but I
think there is no problem regarding Application server settings as in other
part of application , where a servlet is being called from html page, same
session checks work fine in both IE and Netscape.

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From: Opoku-Boadu, Samuel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 12:10 PM
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Subject: AW: Applet - Servlet communication losing session in Netscape


What kind of Application Server and Webserver are you using?

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Von: Ajay Bhadauria [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 24. Juli 2001 08:15
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Betreff: Applet - Servlet communication losing session in Netscape


Hi all,
   I am making a browser based application. In this application, an applet
run in a pop-up window which communicate with a servlet and in servlet I am
checking for a valid running session by calling (
request.getSession(false)). It always return NULL  when browser is Netscape
and works fine in IE .
  I am confused . Session is being lost in Netscape becoz the applet is
called in a pop-up window or it is somethig else ?? If there is some problem
with logic, why it is working fine in IE ?
 Can any one throw some light on it.

Ajay

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