Abstract: Dynamic session headers for a computing session via a remote dictionary are provided. A system establishes a session responsive to receiving a first request from a browser, the session authenticated using a cookie configured to access a first electronic record. The system stores data corresponding to the session in a remote dictionary server. The system identifies a second request to modify the session to access a second electronic record and accesses, using the cookie, the data corresponding to the session from the remote dictionary server. The system receives, using a reverse proxy technique, data to update the session. The system modifies the session by storing the second identifier in the remote dictionary server and provides the browser with access to the second electronic record via the session.

Abstract: Dynamic session headers for a computing session via a remote dictionary are provided. A system establishes a session responsive to receiving a first request from a browser, the session authenticated using a cookie configured to access a first electronic record. The system stores data corresponding to the session in a remote dictionary server. The system identifies a second request to modify the session to access a second electronic record and accesses, using the cookie, the data corresponding to the session from the remote dictionary server. The system receives, using a reverse proxy technique, data to update the session. The system modifies the session by storing the second identifier in the remote dictionary server and provides the browser with access to the second electronic record via the session.