No it's for a long time ago. I even don't remember exactly where was
that option. I guess it was at 'undeploy' where we were able to keep
sessions.
@Greg could you please google "tomcat manager redeploy sessions" to see
if you've configured tomcat correctly, or you haven't disabled session
persistence? For example looks like sessions will be gone on redeploy
due to security reasons [1].
If you believe that it's a Struts BUG then could you please in your
application in an action for example, store something in session using
pure java (i.e. don't use Struts). In another action restore and display
it. Meanwhile try redeploy to see if it belongs to Tomcat, or no it
works and so belongs to Struts.
TIA
Regards
[1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/56574258/1362623
On 8/17/2022 6:02 PM, Lukasz Lenart wrote:
Has it started recently? Tomcat by default serializes all sessions and
tries to restore them on application reload.
https://serverfault.com/questions/300222/invalidate-all-sessions-at-application-reload
Regards
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