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I have a question, if I open a web page X and that page contains links, Y and Z, to other servers, how many session id will I get when I open X?( I want to check request packets and see which packet is from X and which is from Y and so on)
Last edited by A B; February 22nd, 2011 at 07:16 PM..
Dear friend:
session is what belongs to Server, so u cant pass a session from Server to Server normally, u'll have to use something like Database Session & ...
but about ur scenario! I didnt get it clearly but i may send ur request using QueryString.
HtH
Thanks. I want to distinguish different request packet which one web site sends to other servers I thought maybe session id become handy! What do you think?
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Originally Posted by melvik
Dear friend:
session is what belongs to Server, so u cant pass a session from Server to Server normally, u'll have to use something like Database Session & ...
but about ur scenario! I didnt get it clearly but i may send ur request using QueryString.
HtH
well QueryString will do it great & simple
simple link other servers in QueryString & dont push it anymore!
I'd like to be more specific if i had more detail
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