Hi
Concept of Session browser specific is false.
Please check your Sessiom timing in your web/app server.
Can u tell me whether your Netscape is 4.6 or 4.7?
May be you must have been timed-out in IE and it must have opened a new
session for that.
Regards
S.Kumar
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Subject: Session - clarify please
hi,
I have a very basic question. I have a servlet which prints out the session
id.
I open a Netscape browser window and run this servlet. Then I open another
Netscape window and run the same servlet. What I find is that the session id
is the same in both cases that is both the windows are in the SAME session.
When I do the same with IE, I observe that the session ID is different in
both cases that is the windows belong to DIFFERENT sessions.
Is the concept of Session browser specific?
Regards,
Pratibha
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