I have a web based application with roughly around 200 users. We have a concept where in two users say A & B are there. User A can login with his login and also User B can login with A's login. This is handled by a "Purge User" concept.
My problem is, because of which,
1) When User A logs in, he gets some session of User C or D ???
I want to keep my "Purge User" concept unchanged, but yet should solve the session mix up.
How can you mix up sessions? thats not possible...
Every client has its own session...
Unless you login on the same client (same computer, same browser)...
For example, FF shares its 'session' over all the FF browsers running on the same client...(of course you can change this in the options of the browser...)
@Olivier & Bear - Loads of thanks for your replies.
Let me explain what happens exactly,
Say two users are there A & B
User A logs in as A in some location
User B logs in as B in some other location
But User B is getting the initial login page & other attributes related to User A. I want to handle this problem. Further i want to know why this problem occurs???
Regarding the "Purge User" concept, it is like
The application is compatible with allowing two login's for a single user. Like User A logged in as A, and also User B logged in as User A.