Argh, this one is hurting my head...
I have an application that starts out by returning index.jsp (it's the welcome file). This JSP opens a new window via JavaScript and loads into it index1.jsp. index1.jsp populates five frames of a frameset. At the end of all this, my logon screen is seen.
The important thing to note here is that no Actions are executed to this point, it's just loading JSP's, and there is not really any JSP code in any of these except for a bunch of request.getContextPath() calls. No code accesses session or anything like that, and there are only two references to getting anything out of request (because the logon page might be shown after a bad attempt, and I need to get the userID and password that was attempted). In all of them, I have session="false" in the page tag.
Now... I've created a SessionListener to tell me when a session is created or destroyed. Problem is, during all these JSP loads, the create event fires TWICE! What's worse, session is NOT null (which I expected it to be), and worse still, I'm getting two DIFFERENT session ID's! It looks like two sessions are being created when it seems like absolutely NONE should be.
I'm banging my head against the wall with this one. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks folks!
Frank
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