For the curios I was able to hack a custom session tracking method with
Valve and overriding two methods in StandardManager. There are a few
ways to do this but this was easiest for me. Hopefully it will help
someone who has weird requirements on sessions.
First create a Valve and in the
ut don't doChain().
Is any of that craziness ??
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From: Sandy McArthur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Custom session tracking method?
Since you're rewriting your CGI scripts as servlets, why not modify
them
to not expect the session-num parameter,
cgi scripts
pass it back on a login of some sort, and then from that point, the
legacy app appends it to any further queries?
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Subject: Custom session tracking method?
Hi all,
Is there a way to implement custom session tracking at the container
level?
I'm trying to figure out how to implement a custom session tracking
method. I have a legacy client that interacts with a set of cgi
scripts
and I&
