Hi --
This can be extension to the question about where the session id is
stored.
Where do the servlet engines store the objects put into your session.
Do they keep it in the VM memory ?? Or is it only part of the cookies
sent to the browser ??
I believe the engine will always keep the object in its memory till
the session expires. Only then it will be able to call "unbound" call
back into that object.
Is that how it works ?? If yes, does that also mean that as the number
of *valid* sessions go on increasing, these session objects are gonna
go on eating the VM memory ? Is there any limit on the memory size
any VM can use ??
Thanks in advance for any inputs ..
Shashank
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