RE: desperate help

well sorry, I don't exactly understand what you mean...

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        Well, you could change the actual request URL before the param
list and
        have it map to the same servlet ...
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You say not to use
http://www.s.com/Test.jsp?unique-param=value&param2=value and do
something like:
http://www.s.com/MapedServlet?unique-param=value&param2=value where
MapedServlet is the Test.jsp rewriten to a servlet and than configured
in application web.xml ?

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Is the new window named in the html code? Or are you just using
target="
_blank"?

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Here is the url I use:

onclick="MM_openBrWindow('https://dorel/trade/TradePlatform.jsp?operatio
n=join&profile=BUYER&user_id=<%= userId %>&trade_id=<%= t.getId()
%>','tradePlatform_<%= t.getId()%>','status=yes,width=450,height=530')"

As you see the new window is named in the RESULTING html code and has a
unique name = tradePlatform_1 for t.getId()=1 (trade id = 1).

Please

-----Original Message-----
From: CBeck@xxx.com [mailto:CBeck@xxx.com]
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 6:03 PM
To: resin-interest@xxx.com
Subject: RE: desperate help

Well, you could change the actual request URL before the param list and
have it map to the same servlet ...
Is the new window named in the html code? Or are you just using
target="
_blank"?
If it is named then you need to change that.

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Sorry it doesn't work. I already construct the url for the new window
with at least one unique parameter (from jsp) and I appended a counter
through JavaScript and it simply won't work. the requests are already
different. The client identification data only (used by the server to
allocate the session) is the same.
-----Original Message-----
From: Florin Herinean [mailto:FHerinean@xxx.de]
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 2:14 PM
To: 'resin-interest@xxx.com'
Subject: AW: desperate help
That's a sort of normal behavior for the browser. It has detected that
the
second request is identical with the first one, so it expects
(logically) to
get the same page. So why to start another request ? Just wait for the
first
to finish, and then display the same content in both windows. If you
want to
avoid that, then you NEED to make different requests. Just append to the
request a counter (that you can ignore in the requested page), which has
to
be incremented  using javascript (it must be on the client side) each
time
you make the request. Of course, if javascript is deactivated, that will
not
work.
Cheers,
Florin
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Von: Dorel Vaida [mailto:Dorel.Vaida@xxx.ro]
Gesendet: Montag, 9. Dezember 2002 12:45
An: resin-interest@xxx.com
Betreff: desperate help
Hello everybody
I'd like to ask you a question, if anybody encoutered this before ...
I have an application that when pressing a button from a html file on
server A makes a submit to another page on server B in a new window each
time. The page on server B is extremely big so it takes alot to load. My
problem is that while the page on server B is loading if a press again
the button on the page A, a new page on B is opened BUT doesnt start
loading unless the other is finished. This happens on IE 6 and this is
what I want to avoid. I want the second page to start loading
immediately. Anybody any thoughts ?
I noticed that if I press button on page A in completely different
browser windows things work fine. It behaves like I would like too. But
it must work from the same button in the same page on server A. I
thought that it's a session problem, thus I invalidate the session on
server B and create a new one (session.invalidate(); session =
request.getSession(true)) every time I enter the page on server B but it
dowsn't work though.
Does anybody know how to make a request to look like it is from
completely different browser windows when in fact comes from the same
one ?
Please help, almost my entire app is based on this behaviour and it's
too late to rewrite it...