well what I have been trying to do is to launch multiple new browser windows
each with its own session from the same parent window... though it seems is
not possible, so I will have to change my whole concept cause I didnt count
with this issue. In the HTML specification there should be something like
target=_newsession. That would simplify everything.
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pb*******@yahoo.nospammin.com> wrote in message
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In a word, yes. Close the browser. in ASP.NET 2.0, a new Session object
isn't
created until something is added to it. So, it's possible that's part of
your
issue (although we don't know what your code is doing since you didn't
post
any)
--Peter
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"Alex D." wrote:
Hi guys. I have been trying to create a new session from the server
droping
the exixting session using Session.Abandon but since the browser doesnt
know
that the session was abandoned it keeps sending the old session number
and
then the server uses the same old sesion number to start a new session.
Is
there a way to seta new session number and send it back to the browser?
thanks,
alex.