That's a good tip - thanks! Got a question since the docs of JUG "need to be written" :
Is there or is there not a dependency on JNI ? If its just an option, are you using JNI ? I'm still looking at ServiceGroupContext since I know handlers pretty well, but the JUG option is attractive due to its simplicity. iksrazal Em Segunda 05 Dezembro 2005 08:37, o Rakesh Patel escreveu: > hmmmm, I needed this requirement too and I used > ehcache(http://ehcache.sourceforge.net/) and > jug(http://jug.safehaus.org/Home). > > Jug generates the token on succesful login and is put into a cache which > expires tokens after a predetermined idle time. > > Works well. > > Thanks > > Rakesh > > iksrazal wrote: > >err ServiceGroupContext I believe - thanks for the tip. > > > >iksrazal > > > >Em Sexta 02 Dezembro 2005 21:46, o Davanum Srinivas escreveu: > >> SessionGroupContext
