Hi!
Thanks for all, who answered my question.
Mark - sorry, that I missed your earlier letter -
your servlet is a very interesting piece of code.
Thanks and regards!
Michal
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Someone mentioned this same problem earlier this year. I posted a small
servlet that lets you do "sub-sessions" for a browser. It's a hack, but
the idea is that you embed a session ID in the path and have a servlet
filter the ID back out of the path and store it in the request.
Here's a link to t
be there is a possibility just to block the opening of a new
instance in the
same browser.
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> Hi!
> I'm not sure if I understood you correctly about that counter, but the
> problem is that
...
> sequential type, it matters for me which response was sent to which of
> instances.
I don't have an exact idea of how to do that. You can try to get some
ses
stance in the
same browser.
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> Hello
>
> If yo
Hello
If you have a common starting page, you could store the session ID in a bean
and then the bean should give back a counter of that session... This could
be a starting idea
Bye
Robuschi Roberto Delfi srl
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Hi. As far as I see, there were no responses to this question. But the
problem
is very important to me either, so if anyone ha
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> Hi all,
>
> When the user invokes the first instance of the browser, a session
id is
> created.
> Even if the user creates multiple inst
Hi all,
When the user invokes the first instance of the browser, a session id is
created.
Even if the user creates multiple instances of the browser window, the
session id
remains the same. Hence, we are unable to identify the browser window
that sends a
request. We need to figure out a way to id
