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Some of users have access to two WF environments, both hosted on the same iSeries server. One is the production dashboard and the other is a development dashboard.
They can log into each environment individually with no problems. But when they are both open, in seperate IE windows, we are seeing problems.
The most obvious issue is logging in:
1, User signs into production using prod ID and password. All accepted and signed in ok. 2, User then attempts to sign into development in a 2nd IE window, using test ID and password. WebFocus reports ID/password are incorrect, but they are correct?
If the user closes all windows and then goes back to the development dashboard they can log in using the supposedly incorrect ID/pass with no issues.
SO, it appears that when attempting to log into the development dashboard, the login details are actually being passed to the production dashboard for verification. As this ID does not exist in production it fails.
I am not sure how long we have had this issue, but I can only imagine it’s quite recent as we have been running the two environments for years and it’s only just started to come up.
I have done a quick search, but not sure what key words to use. So apologies if it is already ‘well documented’!!
Anyway, many thanks in advance for any suggestions!
Cheers
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WebFocus 765. iSeries v5r4
Posts: 175 | Location: England | Registered: April 11, 2006
Been doing some more testing between different PC's and it appears that IE7 and IE78 behave differently...
IE7
Problem is only seen when operating two dashboards on separate tabs, but within the same IE window. If the user uses separate IE windows then no error occurs.
IE8.
The problem exists when using two sessions on separate tabs or in separate windows. It appears that the problem seen with multiple tabs in IE7 is now seen when using multiple tabs or multiple windows in IE8.
Thanks
WebFocus 765. iSeries v5r4
Posts: 175 | Location: England | Registered: April 11, 2006
I did some searching on IE8 merging and found that the feature can be turned off by selecting 'New Session' from the File menu. I have asked our customer to test this and advise...
For Internet Explorer 8, we’ve made browser session handling a lot simpler. For instance, say you want to have two Hotmail windows open, each logged into a different account. Simply click the New Session item on the File menu, and a new browser window will open. The new browser window will not share session cookies with the original browser window, so you can log into Hotmail (and most web applications) as a different user. For command line junkies, you can run iexplore.exe with the -nomerge parameter.
WebFocus 765. iSeries v5r4
Posts: 175 | Location: England | Registered: April 11, 2006