I was making some test with my JSF-app and when I tried it in the same web-browser on different tabs, in all tabs the last session was present.
How can I prevent this?
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I was making some test with my JSF-app and when I tried it in the same web-browser on different tabs, in all tabs the last session was present.
How can I prevent this?
That isn’t possible without hacking/changing the browser. But this really shouldn’t matter. If that causes unintuitive behaviour in your JSF application (e.g. data of one tab is been redisplayed in another tab), then you were apparently storing view scoped data in session scoped beans. You should store view scoped data in view scoped beans instead.
Or if it is purely intended for testing purposes (i.e. you just wanted to test physically separate user sessions), then you should use physically separate browsers. E.g. one Firefox and one Chrome.
Or if you absolutely need to have "one user session per tab/window", then store the logged-in user in a view scoped bean instead of a session scoped bean and exclusively use ajax postbacks to navigate through pages (SPA – Single Page Application).
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