You may already know about this, but given the previous dialogue...
Are you aware of URL rewriting? I found it necessary when serving up
media - Windoze was spawning an external media player, and by passing it
a rewritten URL, it could request the media within the session used by
the browser. Simply append
;jsessionid=blah
to your URI.
J.
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On 9/5/01, 2:12:25 AM, Dan Bachelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
RE: security:
> > Ahhh. This was dicussed on this board not long ago. As I previously
mentioned a browser represents a session.
> Yeah I mentioned that in one of my other posts...
> > Opening a new browser as a seperate process invokes a new session - this
is what happens when you use javascript, but NOT when you
> > open a new window. The window is a new thread in the same process sharing
the same session. The answer is that this is bloody
> > difficult to do. Check the archive.
> I need to be able to size the window and stuff... so javascript is the
only way to do it really... thats why I am thinking I should store that
jsessionid in a persistent cookie... and just check and set that
somewhere... is the cookie stuff handled by turbine? I didn't notice
anything specific in TurbineRunData... I'll give it a deeper look
tonight...
> >
> > Hmm. Just a thought, try specifying your target to a silly name like
dummy_window123 instead of _blank.
> I've been using "pop"... the "_" doesn't have a specific meaning does
it... I'll try "_blank" tonight to see if that changes the behavior...
> </dan>
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