Re: Invalid session when a new IE window is opened using window.open()
From: J. Baute (WUPYRDEDAWJD_at_spammotel.com)
Date: 04/08/04
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Date: Thu, 8 Apr 2004 08:49:06 +0200
What happens if you create a new window by pressing CTRL-N, or right
clickign a link and selecting "open in new window"?
Btw, is your homepage in IE set to a local page (file:// protocol, not a
http:// site). This is known to cause session loss when popups are
generated as well.
"raj" <gshabada@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:92a6eb4.0404071310.5b37d1eb@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
> I am running into this strange session invalid issue when I open a new
> browser window using javascript's window.open(). I have a portlet
> running on Jetspeed portal. I have two different links on this portal
> which point to two different applications running on two "different"
> ports on an application server. On click of each link I invoke
> window.open() with the URL for that link and it invokes a child
> browser with that URL. Now, when I click both the links from the
> parent window, I am able to open 2 different browser windows but when
> I try to access the applications in these windows, it throws me a
> SessionTimeOut exception invalidating the session.
>
> My idea was to make it available to the user so that the user can (if
> wanted) open two links in two differnt browsers and work
> simultaneously. I was told that when window.open() is used, it just
> opens a IE window but not a IE process and thus carries the same
> session. I want it to be new session whenever the user clicks those
> links as they are different applications and should be dealt
> differently. Is there a work around for this?
>
> Are there any settings in IE that I can force to create a new IE
> process when the link is clicked or is there any thing that I can do
> in Javascript to make this work. I spend almost a whole day
> researching on this but in vain. Please let me know if you guys have
> any ideas.
>
> TIA,
> Gnan
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