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Thanks cpuburst!<br />
<br />
It doesn't exactly solve my problem however it solves my problem to a large extent. <br />
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Once again Thanks!<br />
Viv
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Thanks cpuburst!

It doesn't exactly solve my problem however it solves my problem to a large extent.


Once again Thanks!
Viv

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Hi All,<br />
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What we are doing is:<br />
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1. Display login form on one window and target it to a new window.<br />
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2. Once logged; system creates session variables with in child window.<br />
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3. However these session variable are also available in parent window.<br />
<br />
My question is:<br />
<br />
1. Is there any way that we can restrict these session variables in the child window only? If yes, then how?
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Hi All,

What we are doing is:

1. Display login form on one window and target it to a new window.

2. Once logged; system creates session variables with in child window.

3. However these session variable are also available in parent window.

My question is:

1. Is there any way that we can restrict these session variables in the child window only? If yes, then how?

JSP Session variables in Parent-Child window

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