Hi Hotmail

If you are maintaining session in you codingin the session then it will be destroyed 
as soon as one will close the browser.

If you are maintaining it in the cookie then you need to close all the browser 
instances to destroy that session cookie.

If the application server is maintaining session then it will be destroyed depending 
upon the time limit you have set in the server. So till that time if somebody writes a 
url with a existing sessionid in it then one will get all the saved data in those 
session.

Now in which category you falls in.

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From: "hotmail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 10:59 AM
Subject: Session - Help please


> hi All,
> another headache frm session thing,
> hey in my prgm i m writin some contents in session array using vectors now
> when i close the browser and return the site after sometime say 1 minute,in
> my page i get all session array back so i want tht when i close the browser
> it shud erase all the session array contents.
> any suggetions
> thx in advance
> plz.......
> MJ
>
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