Hello, I have an application that is running under Tomcat 5.0.19 on several servers in a cluster. Now, I would like to share my sessions among all those servers so if one server fails and the user is directed to another, they can keep their current session and won't notice anything. I have tried to use the PersistentManager as described in the documentation, but I can't make it update the session data immediately. Instead, it updates only once every 60 seconds. If during that time the server dies, the session changes are lost. (Under Tomcat 4, the PersistentManager seems to update immediately). Am I going down the wrong way? All the pages in the documentation or the internet seem to point me to the PersistentManager as a clustering solution. Is there a different way to handle clusters with Tomcat? Is somebody doing clusters with Tomcat and would be willing to share their experiences with me? (Thanks, Jules, for the tip about wadi.codehaus.org. I'll look into this, too!) Thanks, Anna Verena
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