How to open a new SESSION in another SESSION

Hi!
I would like to start a transaction in the current session (session 1); I want to open a new session (session 2), execute some updates, do the COMMIT (without commiting the data of the session 1) and close the session 2.
I'm using JSPs and Data Web Beans.
How can I open and close a new session?
I would appreciate an answer?
Thank you.

hi,
You can try to create another properties file only for that session. Then you instantiate the bean, that you want to create the new session, with that new properties file and i think a new session will be created. But im not sure .....
Bye,
RB
P.S.: by the way, what does APAF stands for???
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I am not able to open or i should say i am not able to perform any action after the exception...
SO just wanted to knwo what can be done in this case?
Can i remove the exception some how? Or is there any other way that even we have an exception on one tab i can move to next tab?

After further looking inti this issue i found that this scenario occurs if i have an error in my first tab.
FOr example
I have 3 tabs - I opened first tab ,opened second and click on submit on second page an exception occurs .. I am able to open a third tab ...
I have 3 tabs I opened first tab click on submit an exception occurs now i will not be able to open any other tab ... now i will not able to do anything in the application.
Any idea??

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