Session and JSession ID

After a session has been invalidated using Session.invalidate() method, the next time a user logs in to the application within the same browser session and the servlet (as JSP) attempts to access a session variable; the session variable is no longer available. After printing the session id, JSession ID is appended to the session id which results in lost session after another page is loaded. Once again, this only happens after the session has been invalidated as mentioned before.
          

Hi Anand,
          Invalidating a session effectively destroys all
          variables bound to the session.
          Regards,
          Slava Imeshev
          "Anand" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]..
          > After a session has been invalidated using Session.invalidate() method,
          the next time a user logs in to the application within the same browser
          session and the servlet (as JSP) attempts to access a session variable; the
          session variable is no longer available. After printing the session id,
          JSession ID is appended to the session id which results in lost session
          after another page is loaded. Once again, this only happens after the
          session has been invalidated as mentioned before.
          

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