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Subject: RE: Please help clarify or confirm -- HttpSession
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Joseph Barefoot wrote:
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At my knowledge, under tomcat each webapp have his own
memory space so you can't share HttpSession between
2 webapp. You can share object between 2 webapp with
one condition, the class to be shared must be loaded
in same ClassLoader.
Did you understand my english ;)
-Emmanuel
--- Yuan,
in webapplication_1 'see' session data that was created and
stored in the session by the framework-application?
Jerry
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HttpSession
At my knowledge, under tomcat each webapp have his
own
memory space so you can't share HttpSession
between
2 webapp. You can share object between 2 webapp with
one condition, the class to be shared
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This is something I've
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In general, there is no way session info from one webapp can be made
visible to other webapps. Some details of this may vary depending on your
app server.
Sessions are controlled by cookies being set
A couple of reasons
1. My company has three main lines of business that for various
regulatory
reasons need to be kept separate. This applies to deliver of content on
the
web as well. What I am trying to accomplish is essentially a
single-signon
capability (within the framework)
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The container makes sure that Session ID's are unique. It sets the cookie
as well - nothing in the webapp has to do this. This is just how
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I did find a product called JIntegra (from a different posting a few days
ago) that I think will allow the .ASP apps to access a Java class through
some sort of smoke
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hmmm...but the sessionIDs have to be unique, even across web apps.,
correct
Huh? JBoss is FREE.
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Kevin,
I actually thought about the EJB solution, but we are trying
Free? Didn't realize that..
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Huh? JBoss is FREE.
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Thanks...
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The container makes sure that Session ID's are unique. It sets the cookie
Second, having common
directories on the two CLASSPATHS for the two webapps allows you to
load
CLASSES to create new objects, but not to share the objects once they
are
created.
True, but not what I suggested at all. Two webapps sharing a common
CLASSPATH is far different from them
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Second, having common
directories on the two CLASSPATHS for the two webapps allows you to
load
CLASSES to create new objects, but not to share the objects once they
are
created.
True
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Damn, not yet ready to go to Tomcat 4.x. Might be a good
argument to start
moving that direction. (:-)
Thanks to everyone for their comments - it's
.
Jerry
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Kevin wrote:
It even says that the shared class loader exists for classes
?
Does the access need to be serialized in anyway?
Jerry
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OK. I checked this out.
I'm
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Cool. Building on this then, I should be able to define some sort of
Collection (HashMap? Vector
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A couple of reasons
1. My
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Not sure about these - maybe someone else can grab the ball and
push ahead.
One of the things I
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Thanks for confirming this Kevin. Should work for sharing object
instances
just fine based on your test.
Jerry
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OK. I checked this out.
I'm running Tomcat 4.03 on NT with JDK 1.3.1.
I
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I haven't
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A couple of reasons
1. My company has three main lines of business that for various regulatory
reasons need to be kept separate. This applies to deliver of content on the
web as well. What I am trying to accomplish is essentially a single-signon
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