If you have a session scoped ActionForm, when does the struts framework create/update the ActionForm in session? Is it possible to make the framework update the ActionForm into session with every call to the Action, or maybe just when data has changed? Does the framework always use the setAttribute method to update the ActionForm into session? Here is the info behind my questions. We have developed a Struts application which runs on WebLogic 7.4. We are running in a clustered environment. We are trying to make sure the application behaves properly if we have a server failure and the application tries to fail over to a secondary server. WebLogic has a session replication mechanism which is triggered when an object is created/updated in session with the setAttribute method. When we developed our application, we did store some state in our ActionForms and therefore need to make sure they are replicated to ensure our application is in a fail-safe state. By my observation, it appears that the Struts framework doesn't always update the ActionForm into session (But I would like someone to confirm this). If this is true, then will not be in a fail-safe state. I would rather not get into the business of writing code to ensure the ActionForm is updated into session. I am hoping Struts can do this for us. Any additional thoughts/information about using Struts with WebLogic in a clustered environment would be welcomed. Thanks............ Mike Mesler --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
