create multiple sessions for different instances of the same browser

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We have a requirement. Where we are supposed to maintain a new session for each new instanace of browser window(either a new window or new tab).

Please suggest me a solution.

Thanks in advance..

Posted 21-May-13 1:42am

BasanthiManyam

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Mahesh Bailwal 21-May-13 7:51am

By default when user hit web application with new browser window a new session is created. Are you facing some issue in that?

ZurdoDev 21-May-13 8:01am

It depends on the settings of the browser. You can't control it.

Mahesh Bailwal 21-May-13 9:14am

So you mean by making some setting on browser whenever user will open up new window/tab, browser will send same session key to the server every time?
Just need clarification

ZurdoDev 21-May-13 9:38am

Yes. I know in IE sometimes when opening in a new tab it still has the same session information.

Mahesh Bailwal 21-May-13 9:57am

I have found below links which might be useful to you in finding feasibility of this requirement.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2009/05/06/session-cookies-sessionstorage-and-ie8.aspx

http://forums.asp.net/t/1817527.aspx/1?How+to+have+different+sessions+in+IE+tabs+

ZurdoDev 21-May-13 9:58am

Is this for me or for the OP?

Mahesh Bailwal 21-May-13 10:02am

Sorry, it was not for you.

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