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Sessions overwrite each other

Asked by scandicbookmakers in Apache Tomcat Application Server, Java Server Pages (JSP), Jboss Application Server

Tags: Apache, Tomcat, 5.5

I have 2 web applications running on Tomcat 5.5 (bundled with JBoss 4). Let's call them A and B. I access them using urls: https://www.mydomain.com/A and http://www.mydomain.com/B. The problems is, when I log into A, and then go to B, I lose session of A. It looks for me like B has overwritten session A data because of the same domain. The same applies reversed, log to B, then go to A and B is lost.

For sure there must be a config option to prevent web applications to save their data on each other when in the same domain.

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Sessions overwrite each other

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