Hello Joseph,
As stated in an obscure mail long time ago (I coundn't find it in my
folder ;) ) you can share sessions only between multiple instances of
the same app, no between apps.
If you need a central repository for info that needs to be accessed by
multiple apps, JNDI is a good idea.
Wednesday, August 08, 2001, 11:14:47 AM, you wrote:
NJF OK to not beat a dead horse or anything cause i have read through
NJF the previous emails to try and solve hte problem
NJF BUT ... i baiscally have an EJB App on there that sets sup session variables
NJF Then I have some jsps and servlets on the regular default site that need to
NJF read those session variables.
NJF In my default-web-site.xml I have this:
NJF default-web-app application=default name=defaultWebApp shared=true
NJF load-on-startup=true /
NJF AND
NJF web-app application=scope-users name=scope-users-web shared=true
NJF root=/scope-users load-on-startup=false max-inactivity-time=no
shutdown /
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Best regards,
Rafaelmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]