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Jacob Robert Wilkins wrote:
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> Pass the session ID to the secure server. You get the session ID by calling
> HttpSession.getId(). Then, on the secure server, read the session ID from
> the query string and we'll assume its stored in a String called 'id', and
> then do something like this:
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> HttpSession session = req.getSession(true).getSessionContext().getSession(id);
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> Warning: I've never tested that. Let me know if it works.
>
This approach may well work under Apache JServ 1.0 (which is based on the 2.0 servlet
API). However, it is guaranteed to fail once you
move to the 2.1 or 2.2 servlet API because HttpSessionContext, along with other things
like getServlet, has been deprecated and the
associated functionality removed.
You are best off arranging some application-specific way to share information between
the two virtual host environments, rather than
trying to rely on a servlet API feature that has built in obsolescence.
Craig McClanahan
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