We analyze that this problem happens more after restarting of the server and with the
time it becomes less.
This problem also happens in non - clustered enviornment.
If 10 Session Attributes are there in session then only few of them are missing not
entirely the session object. This problem is
Yes, I have tried with [code/]distributable in web.xml also. And all objects are
serializable too. After analysis I found that sometimes (random behaviour) most of
the missing session variables are of type vector, String [] and String.
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Greetings.
Also, be sure that objects in the session implement serializable.
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do you have the tag in your web.xml file?
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Let me try this again :
Do you have the tag
in your web.xml file?
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