Timothy, >> I think what's going on is that you have a global session, instead of >> individual sessions. User A is not seeing User B's session: everyone is >> seeing the /same/ session. > > From my earlier experiments, I believe that is *not* what is happening, > at least in my case. I took the precaution of adding the ID of the > HttpSession that created the UserSession object to its key, and stored > it in the context attributes. I then had each UserSession print various > information about itself to the console as it was worked with, and > though *everything* else remained the same (apparently), including the > session IDs, the username and test/live indicator were being changed > somehow.
I still don't understand how JSF knows which session you are requesting. I'm sorry that I don't know a thing about JSF. -chris
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