youn need try with RMI or Java Tunneling..
see Jason Hunter book for more information =D
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look at this case:
A Web site is very busy, many people browse it. So I use several Web
servers to run this Web site. The servers run the same program, they share
the task.
I put a servlet on each servers, and there is a static variable in this
servlet. Do all the instances on these servers share the same static
variable?
If not, how can I share data among these instances?
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