The scenario I described was different. There is some version of IE that does not send cookies of the smae name in the correct order. This messes up session handling.

Your issue is different since there are not seperate webapps but users seeing each other session data. There have been many discussions about tomcat handing out duplicate session ids and tomcat swapping user sessions. For the most part - i never recalled any real issue with tomcat on any of these complaints. It usually turned out being a coding issue - such as a concurrency issue because a servlet or JSP used class instance variables instead of local variables.

-Tim



Suraj Berwal wrote:
dear tim,
   i am facing a similar problem with my clients on IE6.0 regarding the session 
handling using tomcat 4.1.24. Actually the data is getting swapped for users there. 
can you please elaborate on the info you have posted about cookie problem in IE and 
how it can affect the session handling in tomcat. i have a singlw webapp and the 
tomcat is running on Standalone mode.

re,
suraj berwal


Do you have other webapps? I thought I recall at one time, some version of IE did send cookies in the correct order. This can hurt session handling in tomcat.


-Tim


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