Re: different sessions in multiple window.open

    Short answer: no.
    Long answer: The sessions tend to use cookies, which are global to
all windows in most, but not all browsers.  If you use only URL
rewriting (I think you can force this, anybody?) you might be able to
create a second session.  My take is that the design is probably not in
line with what the technology offers, and might be more trouble than
it's worth.

Agarwal, Shailesh wrote:

>The scenario is like this.
>
>I have an html page which contains two links both pointing to the same URL.
>These links open the URL in new windows.
>
>At this URL are hosted some servlets which process the requests. The
>requests go through an authentication filter , if it is the request for the
>home page ( the link specified in the html page mentioned above).
>Authentication filter checks whether the request is attached to any session
>by checking on a session attribute. If the attribute is not found, filter
>will pass the request through an authentication routine otherwise let it
>skip that.
>
>The problem is that when I click on the first link on the html page, the
>control passes through authentication routine. But if I let this window open
>and click on the second link , the request detects the existing session
>created in the first window and the authentication routine is skipped. Is
>there any way, I can create a new session here for authentication purpose
>and not use the existing one.
>
>Thanks,
>shailesh
>
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