hua ge wrote:
> Hi,
> I have couple servlet context mapped in the web server.
> in servlet 1(in context 1) I stored some object in the session, then servlet
> 2(in context 2) will reference the object stored in the session object
> created in context1.
>
> I could not get the data out from session object because I am crossing
> different context.
>
> how can I do session tracking crossing multiple context?
>
You don't. The servlet specification requires that sessions are scoped per
context.
If you want to share information between different contexts, you should use some
external mechanism like databases, LDAP servers, shared disk files, RMI/CORBA
servers, etc.
Craig McClanahan
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