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That certainly should not happen by default...here's my suggestions:
1. double check all your Session Manager settings,  maybe one of the
settings got switched somehow.  If you're not sure whether a setting is
normal or not, post your settings
2. anything unusual showing up in your app server's stdout/stderr whenever
the servlet is called?
3. See if this is a global or local problem - try just calling snoop a few
times... does the session mgmt cookie similarly change every time?







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I configured WAS Express iSeries using all default settings. The following
code displays a new session Id every time I run this servlet.



HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);

out.println( "sessions.id" + " " + session.getId());



I added a line to set session expiration interval:



HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);

session.setMaxInactiveInterval(3600);

out.println( "sessions.id" + " " + session.getId());



The result is the same: a new session is displayed every time the servlet
is
run.

The same servlet behaves correctly (session Id does not change) when run in
Tomcat (iSeries or PC).

Which switch in WAS Express controls this?

Thanks!


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