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Hi,<br />
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I'm having a cross user session problem in a Java Enterprise application where SSO is implemented via Site Minder. A user who attempts to re-login on his session timed-out window, is logged in as some other user who's session is active with Site Minder. <br />
The fact is that the session id that is active with the second user is given to the first user henceforth he is active with the wrong session id.<br />
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This is not reproducible. Any thoughts are appreciated.
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Hi,

I'm having a cross user session problem in a Java Enterprise application where SSO is implemented via Site Minder. A user who attempts to re-login on his session timed-out window, is logged in as some other user who's session is active with Site Minder. 
The fact is that the session id that is active with the second user is given to the first user henceforth he is active with the wrong session id.

This is not reproducible. Any thoughts are appreciated.

Cross User Session Issue

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