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Bradford Ware
3,992 PointsWhat about storing multiple sessions for each user that is logged into the system? This example only shows 1 session?
So what about handling the case when multiple users have logged into the API and have created individual sessions? How does one handle that logic? I am building an API with many users and storing their sessions in Mongo. However, I can only get 1 object ever stored into the sessions collection of Mongo. It seems that the latest user to log into the system overwrites the previous users session. Can you help handle a situation like this?
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Bradford Ware
3,992 PointsI was testing from the same browser so that is why it wouldn't create multiple sessions. Thanks though!
hchris
Courses Plus Student 11,116 Pointshchris
Courses Plus Student 11,116 PointsHi,
Could you post the code where you're connecting to the db and then storing the session? I just tested the code from the video in 2 different browsers, and I have 2 session objects stored in my collection.