Hi,
what do you mean with "reload of a class" ? The reload of
servlet classes and the restart of the server ?
In this case your only choice is to store the session parameters
into some database or the file system.
But after the restart you will have the problem to find the right
informations for the right sessions.
-Henning
Desarrollo wrote:
>
> hi...
> i manage persistence between request ...like this...
> HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);
> MyClass cart =
> (MyClass)session.getValue(session.getId());
> if (cart == null)
> {
> cart = new MyClass();
> session.putValue(session.getId(), cart);
> }
> When i reload a class, the persistence session will lost...
> How i manage this problem ????
> please help.....
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