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Mon,
Mon Cab wrote:
I think its going to have to be solution 1. All Im really interested
in is user data associated with a session, so I'll probably map userId
to sessionID in the DB and then pull user info when the service sends
me a session
I think its going to have to be solution 1. All Im really interested
in is user data associated with a session, so I'll probably map userId
to sessionID in the DB and then pull user info when the service sends
me a session id.
I like the idea of the session map though. Maybe use a
Mon Cab wrote:
I like the idea of the session map though. Maybe use a singleton to
store the map and then access the sessions from there. Why do you say
this might not be a good idea?
For the same general reason getting access to a session that isn't
associated with the request is probably
On 2/10/07, Mon Cab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think its going to have to be solution 1. All Im really interested
in is user data associated with a session, so I'll probably map userId
to sessionID in the DB and then pull user info when the service sends
me a session id.
I like the idea of
I am trying to integrate a web application to an external service, and
need to be able to take an incoming sessionId from the external
service server, and to return details from the session to which that
sessionId applies.
I understand that there was a getSession(String sessionid) method, in
Hi,
I don't believe there is a container-neutral way to do this, I think any
solution would have to be dependent on what app server your running on
and something specific to it.
Frank
(P.S. - I could be wrong! LOL)
Mon Cab wrote:
I am trying to integrate a web application to an external
Im guessing that this might require my storing the sessionId's in the
db when the users log on. Such a shame.
--- Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I don't believe there is a container-neutral way to do this, I think
any
solution would have to be dependent on what app
Mon Cab wrote:
Im guessing that this might require my storing the sessionId's in the
db when the users log on. Such a shame.
I think even doing that it wouldn't be possible to get the session
object itself... I seem to recall there being some security restrictions
around that (which makes
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