Carl,
Which application is giving you the session overflow message? Apache, IIS,
etc?
Regards,
John Walker
On 6/15/06, Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well it depends a lot on your application.
in a specific case concurrent sessions are greater than concurrent
users, but if you can
well it depends a lot on your application.
in a specific case concurrent sessions are greater than concurrent
users, but if you can drive your webapp stateless, you could have more
users than sessions.
However, typically each visitor of your site will get a new session,
even without logging so, so
Our app has a session over flow issue and I am trying to find out a correct
maximum sessions that the server can live with and the configure it. I was
confused when people say concurrent user and concurrent sessions. From your
answers it seems all my under sanding were close to be right.
On 6/15/06, Carl Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(2)simply put, when you open one browser and visit a website, the
server(Websphere for example) creates one session, then if you open another
browser in the same computer, the sever will create another session. Is this
understanding correct?
Folks, I am working on some issues related to session. I would like to know
if the following are true:
(1) the number of the concurrent online user may or may not be the same as
the number of sessions
(2)simply put, when you open one browser and visit a website, the
server(Webspher
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