| I don't believe Orion (or other J2EE containers) distribute
| changes to the ServletContext object to other VM/Cluster
| members?
According to Servlet Spec the ServletContext exists per VM only - and it
states that this is even true in a distributed environment. For global data
you should use
hi people
I posted the original thread on this
just to clarify, there is just one app server, no clusters.
the site works fine, no problems with sessions at all
I was just wondering what would happen if the server had to hold on to
these session objects for a much much longer period of time
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To: Orion-Interest
Subject: long sessions
I have kind of a general app server question:
I have a servlet that puts a user object into session
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HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
session.setAttribute(user, user
We use this object to check if a visitor has logged into the web site or not
Using HttpSession for checking definitatively whether that user has
logged in or not won't
work.
The HttpSession will still be associated with that user's browser if and
only if they
use the same browser. If
I have kind of a general app server question:
I have a servlet that puts a user object into session
-
HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
session.setAttribute(user, user);
-
We use this object to check if a visitor has logged into the web site or not
My boss has
