Thank you very much! I will do that just as a backup solution for the
next time I want to clear the sessions.
On Nov 3, 7:05 pm, John Patterson wrote:
> Sessions are also stored in memcache. To clear this you can write a simple
> page that calls memcache.clearAll();
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> 2009/11/3 pgoetz
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Sessions are also stored in memcache. To clear this you can write a simple
page that calls memcache.clearAll();
2009/11/3 pgoetz
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> Hi Jason,
>
> thank you very much for your answer. I think that you are right, but
> have to admit, that I cannot prove it. I have tested the application
> again
Hi Jason,
thank you very much for your answer. I think that you are right, but
have to admit, that I cannot prove it. I have tested the application
again after some time (browser has been closed in between), and
everything worked fine.
Is it possible, that sessions (javax.servlet.http.HttpSession
Hi Peter. Do you have any existing entities in the datastore that were
stored before you made this change? If so, the exception is likely being
thrown when one of these entities is retrieved. Since you've changed the
primary key field, you may have to remove the original entity and re-add it.
You
