Re: LIFESPAN=session and getSession()

1999-06-07 Thread Nelson, Laird
> In > fact, it still seems like that would be likely, since the > servlet api is > overly brittle if we can affect others like that. For one > thing, what does > it mean that my JRun engine puts a timeout on a session if > that session is > really shared? This is a problem with more than just t

JSWDK question

1999-09-08 Thread Nelson, Laird
Could someone please tell me what the difference between a Service and a WebApplication is? Both have docbases, which is confusing me. A docbase says to me that that's where the HTTP daemon goes on the file system to find something when a URL of a particular type is sent. So I understand that a

Session question

1999-09-09 Thread Nelson, Laird
This probably ultimately concerns servlets, but it applies to the session scope of JSP pages as well. I've heard from several sources now, who have not gone into details, that relying on the builtin Session object will get you into trouble when your high-volume web application begins getting poun