hi,
i think your problem is not cocoon releated.
first let me ask you are you talking about http-session?
In that case you should read the servlet-2.2, or servlet-2.3 spec.
You may want to use a ServletContext attribute holding the current
session-count.
Lets say:
<snippet>
Integer total_count =
(Integer)servlet_context.getAttribute("total-session-count");
Integer new_total_count = ...;
servlet_context.setAttribute("total-session-count", new_total_count);
</snippet
Now before you create a new session check the servlet-context-attribute,
if it is
still valid to create a new session.
If you create a http-session, put an object into the session implementing
HttpSessionBindingListener, implement in the valubeBound(), and
valueUnbound(), the
increasing, and decreasing of the servlet context attribute. This will
assert that the servlet-context-attribute always has a valid value, and
reflects the total number of active sessions.
Hope the explanation helps you
bye bernhard
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