Clayton:
What you are trying to do is a server specific area.
It depends on it and we as developers can't do
anything about it. What you should do is try servers
that support load balancing, I know that Oracle
Application Server does.
So, I think that you should continue your research
through the different servers.
Good luck
Atilio
--- Clayton Nash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have an application that keeps state information
> about a user session =
> in an data structure on a JSP server. This is used
> to validate user =
> sessions etc. One issue I have is how would I
> replicate this information =
> to another machine in real time to support load
> balancing?
>
> For example, the user login request may appear on
> machine 1, but the =
> next request would be via machine 2 -- machine 2
> would need to have =
> access to the data structures on machine 1 to see
> what this session ID =
> value is etc.
>
> I'm running this under Jrun at the moment, but
> wouldn't like to rely too =
> much on Jrun specific stuff to do this.
>
> Any pointers etc appreciated.
>
> Clayton
>
>
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