On 3 Mar 2006, at 14:41, Greg Wilkins wrote:
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
Object value = session.getState("web:/context-" + name);
Ok I get it now.
Don't have a deep - hard to replicate - structure.
Have a flat structure, but with a scoped name space!
I think this approach solves a lot of issues and probably
reduces the need for extra API.
For example, perhaps we could communicate maxIdleTimes via
naming conventions rather than API:
session.putState("session:maxIdleTimeMs",new Integer(60000));
I still don't know if this approach can help with event notification,
but I defer that until I have a quasi-working session manager against
the API.
Agreed.
Maybe the WebSession API should have a typesafe API for things that a
servlet engine needs to do like the max idle times and the like; then
we could use the above as one implementation & if we don't like it we
could change it later without having to change the Jetty & Tomcat
integration code.
James
-------
http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/
