That will create a new session unless you explicitly reconnect to the existing session by passing in the session ID. Do you have real "state" associated with a session? I've done flash UI apps which have a single session for the flash calls. You can also avoid session creation all together (if it makes sense) by creating a new editing context and/or avoiding using "session()" anywhere in your code. Put a log message in Session's constructor to see when one is created. If you have more than you expect, add "new Exception.printStacktrace();" to see where the session is being created... abc Begin forwarded message:
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