>>> "Lynn, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 19-Apr-00 11:17:44 PM >>>
>Thus the only way I really see it happening is by creating
>a servlet that is used to manipulate the servlet session,
>and making a perl class that will connect to the servlet
>whenever you want to get/set something in the session. You'd
>have to proxy the cookie so that you get the right session.
There is another way. Make all the objects on your session use JNI to
write to some shared memory.
Have all your perl session objects do the same from a Perl point of
view.
Nasty.
But you'd probably win an award for the most lunatic cross platform
web app ever.
Nic Ferrier
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