None that I no of. More to the point, it's a security issue to have all
the browsers behind one IP share a common session. Witness how cable
routers can share one IP with an entire apartment building. Would you
really want your neighbor with the super loud metal rock to see your
credit card statements?
All browser windows spawned from a single process can share (and often
do to the frustration of some web developers). So, if you use New
Window or Ctrl-N from within IE you'll get the same session as the
window that started the session. Firefox does the same thing regardless
of whether you open from Explorer or New Window in the File menu.
Is there a reason you need to guarantee all the browsers from a given
user have the exact same session?
--David
kz wrote:
Hi,
Is there any option in Tomcat which can assign a new session ID only
if the
IP address is changed and not a browser window? Actually right now a new
session ID comes in request for every new browser window (even if the IP
address is same). Is there any option to make Tomcat assign new
session ID
only if IP address is changed and the session remains the same even if
there
are multiple browser windows hitting the server?
Thank you so much.
Khurram.
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