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Programmatically open new pages on Tabs<br />
<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/427479/programmatically-open-new-pages-on-tabs" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/427479/programmatically-open-new-pages-on-tabs</a>
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Programmatically open new pages on Tabs
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/427479/programmatically-open-new-pages-on-tabs [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/427479/programmatically-open-new-pages-on-tabs]

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The problem is the http session... not the opening on new tab...
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The problem is the http session... not the opening on new tab...

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The solution is different cookies with different specified sessionId
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The solution is different cookies with different specified sessionId

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Hi, we need, in a jsp web application, to open multiple web pages using different http sessions in each tab (like explorer 7 default), in Internet Explorer &nbsp;8-9 and Firefox.<br />
We would like to emulate the same function that Internet Explorer allow by command line with the parameter &quot;-nomerge&quot; but we do not know if this is possible with a specific html tag, response attribute or cookie to store with particular attributes..<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Simone
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Hi, we need, in a jsp web application, to open multiple web pages using different http sessions in each tab (like explorer 7 default), in Internet Explorer  8-9 and Firefox.
We would like to emulate the same function that Internet Explorer allow by command line with the parameter "-nomerge" but we do not know if this is possible with a specific html tag, response attribute or cookie to store with particular attributes..

Thanks in advance
Simone

How to force browser to create a new session in each tab

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