Hi,
This is not directly related to Apache. But I figure
Apache contributors must have answered this question
befor building the server.
According to JSP 1.0 Spec, appendix B5,
"There are no two servlet instances that belong to the
same session and yet they have two different
ServletContexts."
And according to appendix B3, a ServletContext
defines a "web application."
A user at a browser connecting to a server can only
keep one HttpSession, and no more. My understanding is
that a session is per user per client machine per
server, period. Is that correct?
If so, is appendix B5 saying that this user can only
"have" one ServletContext, or can only run one
"web application" according to appendix B3?
Then how does anyone run two web applications on the
same server using two browser windows on the same
client machine?
Thanks
- Ben
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