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Jim
I have a web application that keep some basic information, such as a user
ID, in attributes on the Session object. This information is used by the
java server pages and java servlets of the application to display the
correct information on the dynamic pages.
The scenario:
1. Open a browser, login as user A, the data for A is displayed.
2. Open a 2nd browser window, login as user B, data for B is displayed.
3. Refresh the 1st browser window. The displayed data if for user B!
This make it really hard to do testing on the app.
Looking at some debug output, I see the session ID is the same regardless of
which browser instance is asking for pages.
This only happens with Netscape; with IE, the sessions are different. The
web server
is Tomcat.
Can anyone 1) explain this to me and 2) offer a way around it?
Thanks in advance.
Jim Cant
ID, in attributes on the Session object. This information is used by the
java server pages and java servlets of the application to display the
correct information on the dynamic pages.
The scenario:
1. Open a browser, login as user A, the data for A is displayed.
2. Open a 2nd browser window, login as user B, data for B is displayed.
3. Refresh the 1st browser window. The displayed data if for user B!
This make it really hard to do testing on the app.
Looking at some debug output, I see the session ID is the same regardless of
which browser instance is asking for pages.
This only happens with Netscape; with IE, the sessions are different. The
web server
is Tomcat.
Can anyone 1) explain this to me and 2) offer a way around it?
Thanks in advance.
Jim Cant