If you are using cookies, then you may find that your browser refuses to send the same cookie to both servers if it thinks that they are in different cookie domains. If you are using url rewriting, this should not be a problem....
What you are doing on the secure server that might affect the session and whether the result will be transferrable back to the rest of the cluster is up to you.
The doc currently available with WADI is not pitched at this sort of usage, and assumes quite a deep understanding of issues surrounding httpsessions and state management, so if you need more help please join the user list and ask lots of questions.
Finally, before you invest time in finding a solution to this problem, you should revisit your original architecture and ask yourself whether you really need to move sessions around like this - it sounds like you are making life difficult for yourself.
Jules
Olivier wrote:
Hi
I have a project in java servlets/jsp which uses 2 servers
1 is secured and the other is not secured
But both server uses the same apache with mod_jk and tomcat
But the problem is that the server names are different, so, the session is
lost when I arrive on the secure server !
How can I keep the session ??
I am using the standard Httpsession
I've seen that it's possible to get the session id, and to send it as a get
parameter (?sessionid=.) to the secure server, but how can I retrieve a
session from a session id ?
I would really appreciate some help
Thanks
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