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Hi,
I'm running on Apache 1.3.9 and Jserv 1.1 on solaris, and had a couple
of questions I was hoping someone could help me with:
- I'm using cookies to establish a session with my servlet, and storing
data with the session using the HttpSession.putValue() call. Is it
true that this data needs to be Serializable so the servlet engine
has the option of migrating it between different Jserv instances?
Does apache Jserv actually ever do this currently, and if so is there
a configuration option to turn this off?
- The servlet doc I've looked at says a servlet container can unload a
servlet at any time - but will this ever happen while a servlet still
has a session active? I understand the servlets will get reloaded if
the class files themselves change, and that the session may also
timeout. But are there any other reasons the servlet engine might
unload a servlet such that a returning client would not be able to
access data from its session (using the HttpSession.getValue() call)?
Thanks in advance for any advice you can give!
-Rich
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