browser « Session « JSP-Servlet Q&A

1. Does every browser open a new HTTPSession stackoverflow.com

I am working on a webbased application which has JSP and servlets. In my application, I am binding some objects to sessions like the following code --

HttpSession session = p_req.getSession();  ...

2. How to invalidate browser session stackoverflow.com

How can I invalidate Browser Session. I am using JSP's. In web.xml the session-timeout is been set to 180 seconds and I want it like that only. But the problem is on ...

3. The Scope and the life time of Session attribute in Servlet in my web application get me confused when using more than 2 tabs of the same browser stackoverflow.com

I was doing a simple web project (you can see the code below). As far as I know, session attributes are related to one session. When I opened two tabs of ...

4. Session shared in between tabs stackoverflow.com

I have JAVA web application application where I need to stop session being shared between browser tabs , meaning User opens a browser , Logs into his account and opens a particular ...

5. Session expired - How to terminate the session in the original tab of the browser stackoverflow.com

I have a web app in which I have set the maximum inactivity time to 10 min. This is just for testing purposes. Basically, if the session has timeout and I ...

6. Invalidate a session on browser close using JSP/Servlets stackoverflow.com

How can I invalidate a session on browser close using JSP/Servlets?

7. New browser window with new HttpSession coderanch.com

I know that IE 5.5 (and possibly other versions) doesn't retain the session for window.open and the session must be retained using url rewriting, but this is considered a bug in IE and is not the accepted behaviour. You could try this: enable URL rewriting in you application server (it is generally not accepted by default), use rewriting to see how ...

8. How to kill the session on browser close coderanch.com

9. Session Management in Netscape Browser coderanch.com

10. Two browser instances sharing the same session coderanch.com

11. Session problem or the browser problem? coderanch.com

12. disabling restore session in firefox browser coderanch.com

13. How to invalidate the session on browser close. coderanch.com

It isn't possible. A Session in HTTP is simply a bookmark that the server sends to the client so that on the next request the same application context will be used. Either side can discard this bookmark and the session is effectively ended, although in practice when a J(2)EE server invalidates a session, it also releases the session objects for potential ...

14. Java application(not browser) and Servlet/HttpSession tracking coderanch.com

Hi, How does one track a session when a user uses a stand-alone Java Application while requesting a servlet? The servlet is protected by basic HTTP Authentication mechanism and once the user is logged in (from the Application, not the browser), how do we track the session if the user visits any other servlet from the same application? Apparently the application ...

15. session handling from different tabs of same browser coderanch.com

Hi All, I am using IE 7 . When i login through same user account in different tabs of same browser , it gives me the same sassion id as the browser made in that way. But is there any way to identify these 2 sessions or to forecefully give them different session id. (other than the evil means of cookie ...

16. Clear session on Browser Close coderanch.com

17. session issues with multi tabs in a browser coderanch.com

Hi guys, Have a session problem with application when opened in multiple tabs of a browser. In my project a user can have multiple log in id's so he could log into the app with two id's at the same time as two diferent users. but when they try to log in with two id in multiple tabs of a browser. ...