Session Count not dropping in BOE XI

Iam calling crystal reports using url reporting. ie. calling OpenDocument.aspx page from a custom asp webpage. Iam able to create a token and then redirect to the OpenDocument.aspx correctly. But iam facing 2 issues :
1. The session created does not get destroyed on browser close. So, as i open new reports that i have linked as various links on my intranet, new sessions are created. Old ones are not destroyed. this keeps incrementing session count.
2. In the same browser page, (which was idle for a period of time), if i try to open a new report, at times, iam led to the infoview login page although the redirecting url shows a token being passed. Now if i click the back button on IE and then try to open the report again, it opens.
Why does this happen ? What can be done to resolve these issues ?
Any advice is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Thanks for your reply Ted!.
I was hoping that we could do some custom code from the openDocument page to clean up the sessions.
Now that we are not able to modify it, dont you think it is going to eat up memory resources on server when we move this to production where we have a large number of users who will be accessing different reports at the same time. We have quite a large number of reports available for access this way, and accessed by a large number of users. What do you think would be a good approach in this scenario ?
Regards.

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Troubleshooting performed:
1.Disabled the registry key 'EnableRbacReporting' from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SMS\SRSRP to 0 and then restarted SSRS service and the reporting worked for some minutes after that the registry key reverted back to 1 automatically and
reporting started throwing errors again.
2. Checked with the permissions on DB whether or not 'sysadmin' role is assigned to the SCCM service account.
3. re-registered the SQL management Provider WMI class.
mofcomp.exe “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\110\Shared\sqlmgmproviderxpsp2up.mof”

Hi All,
Finally found exact solution to the reporting error.
Error: while launching SCCM reports (both from Console and web based) an unexpected error occured with error message as "The DefaultValue expression for the report parameter ‘UserTokenSIDs’ contains an error: A specified logon session does not exist.
It may already have been terminated. (rsRuntimeErrorInExpression)"
Solution: This is password replication issue for the domain account used to configure reporting services point in SCCM. If your SQL SSRS reporting services instance and databse runs with local default account whereas the reporting services point on SCCM
primary site is configured with domain account, (As in My case) you need to perform the following in order to get rid of the error.
Launch 'Reporting Services Configuration Manager' from the SQL SSRS box(either Local or Remote), Connect to Report Server Instance->Go to 'Execution Account' tab->Specify the 'Execution Account' as domain account and password which is used to configure
Reporting Services Point in SCCM Primary Site, and then click apply.
Now Lauch the report either way (Web based or from Console), the error will disappear and all your default reports will execute perfectly as before.

Java session is not working in browser sometimes

Hi,
In some PC, sometimes session is not working properly in browser.
In JSP, I am creating the session like below
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I have checked the browser setting... cookies are enabled... everything is ok in browser setting..
In our company, this issue is coming in some of PC not all in all the PC
If we format the harddisk & again reinstall the OS, it starts working.
Anyone can pls help me on this?. This is very urgent.
Regards
Selva

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