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I have a problem with session expiration that I have spent way too long
trying to figure out. First of all, everything works fine in a development
environment with the database on the same machine. However, when I install
the application in a production environment, I have the following problem...
I have four zones configured. When I launch a servlet in one zone, I can use
that program all I want until I open a program from another zone. At that
point, the session from the first zone gets overwritten or expired or
something. Now, this doesn't happen when cookies are disabled. Could it be a
problem with overwriting a cookie value? It is also not a problem when
accessing from different machines...only when accessing servlets in
different zones from the same browser.
The development machine is running Solaris 7 and the production environment
is running Solaris 2.6 (I'm not to blame for the discrepancy). Both machines
are running Apache 1.3.6 w/ JServ 1.0 release as a DSO. I have tried it as a
compiled-in module with the same result. I'm using JDK 1.2 and version 2.0
of the JSDK. The development box is running its own database, whereas the
production machine is connecting to a database server through a firewall.
The development machine is running the web server on port 80 and the
production machine is running on 8080. JServ is configured identically on
both machines.
Can anybody shed some light on this?
Thanks,
Justin
Justin Ashworth
Network Applications Developer
Central Design Systems, Inc.
808 SW 3rd Ave., 7th Floor
Portland, OR 97204
(503) 205-1404
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