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Session Management in ASP.NET

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    swapnilbhavsar
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    Hello I am developing an application in asp.net using c#. Here first user enters through login. and after doing his/her work,user clicks on Sign Out Link. In that,I Clear & Kill all sessions. But When I open more than one browser and use my application. If I login through One session and then make sign out,other's browser's Session also get killed. Please let me know if any knows the solution Swapnil Bhavsar

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      Hello I am developing an application in asp.net using c#. Here first user enters through login. and after doing his/her work,user clicks on Sign Out Link. In that,I Clear & Kill all sessions. But When I open more than one browser and use my application. If I login through One session and then make sign out,other's browser's Session also get killed. Please let me know if any knows the solution Swapnil Bhavsar

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      Eduard Keilholz
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      This is because multiple browser windows opened in the same process (for example opening a new window using iexplorer) share their session. You need to start seperate browsers (for example Firefox and IE) to get your sessions separate...

      .: I love it when a plan comes together :. http://www.zonderpunt.nl

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        This is because multiple browser windows opened in the same process (for example opening a new window using iexplorer) share their session. You need to start seperate browsers (for example Firefox and IE) to get your sessions separate...

        .: I love it when a plan comes together :. http://www.zonderpunt.nl

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        Piyush Vardhan Singh
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        you use any browser but indivisibly(seperate)

        Piyush Vardhan Singh Programmer TAS NewDelhi India 9313077379

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