RC - From your question, I'm not sure exactly what you're doing but in the
current (nov 05) issue of the msdn, web q&a page 11, someone asks "if they
can force a new session id"? The editor suggest that this can be done by
editing the web.config file so that you have a cookieless session state:
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<sessionState ... cookieless="true" ... />
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In the cookieless mode, the server automatically inserts the sessionid into
the initial and all subsequent, relative url's. If you specify an absolute
URL for a redirect or popup a new browser session, a new sessionid will be
created (you'll see it as part of the url). YMMV - I personally am not a big
fan of having the sessionid in the url.
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brians
http://www.limbertech.com
"RC" wrote:
Hi,
I wanna refresh the session ID after session terminated.
I called session.abandon() to end the session.
However, when I use same PC client to login the system.....the session id is
same as previous session, how to refresh the session ID in this case?
Regards,
RC