I run into this problem, and I read many places that these is not
solvable.
I have one solution (workaround), not simple, a little trickier,
limited, but possible and usable.
My main problem was, that I have a complex site, and I have to make an
archive site.
Part of database is moved to the archive database (same structure),
and the web should be the same (different users and rights stored in
2nd db) ... and I have to open it from the main site so, that both
sides work simultaneously with different sessions ...
Solution:
In the IIS you have to make Virtual Directories as application
(example: test and test1, and because I am lazy, they local path is
the same directory, they use the same files)
Normally you call the site by the server/test address (so here
http://server/test/test.asp)
In the test asp if you click to open a new window
( javascript:wind ow.open(...) ), you use the other IIS Virtual
Directory, so there you open it as http://server/test1/test.asp
And so in the new window you have the same test.asp running, but width
a different session and sessionID
Test.asp is simple (called as http://server/test/test.asp ):
<html>
<head>
<title>NewID test</title>
</head>
<body>
<table><tr>
<td>SessionID : <%=Session.Sess ionID%></td>
</tr></table>
<input type="button" onClick="newwin dow()" value="new window">
<script language="javas cript">
function newwindow() {
window.open('/test1/test.asp','','t oolbar=no');
</script>
</body>
</html>
It is limited, because for every new session a new Virtual Directory
is needed (like a working thread, but I only need +1 )
if someone has an easier solution, don't hesitate to share ;)
Zed
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