just a guess.
maybe the session cookie is being shared between the two windows. In this
case using url encoding for session maintenance should result in two
sessions.
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Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 8:35 AM
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Subject: regarding session maintanance in jsp
hi,
When the user logins in internet explorer with two browser windows, ie
provides two different sessions.
But in netscape, single session is maintained.
This problem persists even when session object is maintained in jsp.
Can anybody help me out in solving.
bye,
radhika
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