A given HTTP request may be associated with more than one active session if it has been dispatched to one or more foreign contexts.
The number of active sessions being tracked is used to determine whether or not any session information needs to be reflected in the response (e.g., in the form of a response cookie). If no active sessions are associated with the request by the time the response is committed, no session information will be reflected in the response. See GlassFish Issue 896 for additional details.
A given HTTP request may be associated with more than one active session if it has been dispatched to one or more foreign contexts.
The number of active sessions being tracked is used to determine whether or not any session information needs to be reflected in the response (e.g., in the form of a response cookie). If no active sessions are associated with the request by the time the response is committed, no session information will be reflected in the response. See GlassFish Issue 896 for additional details.
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